Huberto Castelo Branco person

“If the military agreed to let him serve as president for the four months specified by law, that would have satisfied the ambassador. Instead, Gordon was informed that the new president would be Military General Branco, which seemed to satis…”

“Just as the act was about to expire, it was invoked against Kubitschek, which was a shock to the U.S. embassy. According to one U.S. scenario, Kubitschek was to be elected to the next full civilian term as president. As it turned out, there…”

“The hardline general named by the military to succeed Branco used the rally as his reason for banning a political movement called the Front. It had been put together by Luzardo, and that was his one last attempt to basically open up the pol…”

“Who is it? Castillo Bronco. Uh-huh. And his role in the coup, who thought he was going to become president. Turns out that he died in July of 67 in a plane crash. He was traveling in a Piper PA-23 Aztec aircraft, which...…”

“the president of Brazil. I just wanted to make sure that people knew that he, he was for a, a short time. And then it was Silva. So, so anyway, did anybody else have anything? Molly, did you want to say something? Can you hear me? Yeah. Oh,…”

“Who is it? Castillo Bronco. Uh-huh. And his role in the coup, who thought he was going to become president. Turns out that he died in July of 67 in a plane crash. He was traveling in a Piper PA-23 Aztec aircraft, which...…”

“that the rebel movement was a result of the overthrow of their government. The government of Arthur Silva, who was a hardline general who had assumed the presidency on the retirement of Castillo Branco, was depending on his intelligence net…”

“Walters had remained extremely close to Huberto Caslaro Branco, B-R-A-N-C-O, who would head up the proposed coup. But would it succeed? McNamara's analysts at the Department of Defense assured him that it would definitely succeed. The secre…”

“and assure the State Department that the general was firmly committed to the overthrow. It was now clear that General Castillo Branco finally accepted leadership of forces determined to resist. On a March 13th meeting, there was a response …”

“A Chilean journalist later reported another commitment. During his stopover in Rio in early March, General Andrews O'Meara, the commander of U.S. South Com, had promised to fly paratroopers out of Panama's zone and drop them into any pocket…”

“sent a wire to the new government congratulating them from saving the country from communism. If that's not a crock of crap, I don't know what is. When Gordon returned to Washington, he found the prevailing mood jubilant. Everyone wanted to…”

“Walters was the best connected U.S. official in Brazil, being particularly close to Army General Huberto Castillo Branco. Walters possessed a natural flair for language. He had been Richard Nixon's interpreter during the trip to South Ameri…”