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198 Die as Flood
Hits Reyran Valley
FREJUS, France (/P)— The roaring mass of water that
broke a darn Wednesday night and ripped through the Reyran
Valley on the French Riviera had claimed 198 lives by official
count last night.
Authorities estimated another 160 persons are missing.
Rebellion
Flares Up
In Brazil
Ft 10 DF. JANEIRO. Brazil (W— ,
A null group of iobeliuius Air-
Enter oifieers. dial King the gov-!
eimnenl is Communist, infiltrated,'
and eonupt, seized five planes,
yesterday and flew far into the!
jnngl.'d interior. One plane was!
an an liner kidnaped with passen-j
gers ahoaid in flight. I
Some of the rebels were report-1
ed to have set up a rebel outpost!
m the town of Aragarcas, about:
1100 miles northwest of Rio de!
Janeiro The town is all but in- 1
accessible, except by air.
A communique issued by Jus
tice Minister Armando Falcao
after a 2-hour meeting with
President Juscelino Kubiischek
said the rest of the nation is
calm and normal. It promised
fast government action, how
ever, to capture and punish the
rebellious officers.
The rebels launched their re
volt in pre-dawn darkness at the
Rio Air Force Base. Prospero Pu
naio Barata, 30-year-old chief fly
ing instructor at Brazil's air force
school, and a number of officers
reported to number from 7 to 17,
took off in three C 47 mail planes.
At Bel Horizonte, 210 miles
north northwets of Rio, two pilots
stole a 7-passenger private plane
and took off.
A government communique said
all four of these planes were
headed for the stale of Goias m
the Brazilian heartland.
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There was a possibility of dup
lication in the list of 160 missing,
but it was feared many had been
swept into the Mediterranean,
Rescue workers halted their
search as darkness covered the
silt and debris left in the 4-mile
long valley. The hunt was to be
resumed at dawn.
Most inhabitants of the once- 1
piettv valley in the midst of the
'Riviera vacaiionland were farm-'
ers and fishermen. A few retired
Bnti'-Ji and Americans lived here.
1 Tragedy struck around 9 p.m
Wednesday after five days of
.heavy rain and storm.
The watchman at ihe 185-
foot Malpasset Dam, 4 miles
above Frejus, said he heard a
terrific cracking" and millions
of ions of water "broke loose at
one blow, carrying everything
with it."
A farmer who had four minutes
warning and escaped to a hill esti
mated the water was going about
50 miles an hour
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