Saragat Becomes Italy's First Socialist President
Giuseppe Saragat, 66, took the oath before Parliament as Italy’s president for seven years after a 101 gun salute on Janiculum Hill Rome. He won on the 21st ballot amid a fractured Christian Democratic coalition and despite strong Communist votes aiding his victory.
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Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Janiculum
Antonio Segni
Christian Democratic
Aldo Moro
Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Saragat
Christian Democrats
Socialists
Democratic Socialists
Italy
Guiseppe Saragat
Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice to swear in Zimmer
Judge Charles B. Zimmer man will begin his 32nd year on the Ohio Supreme Court with a six year term. He will be sworn in at 11 a.m. Wednesday by Chief Justice Kingsley A. Taft alongside Judge C. William O'Neill Louis J. Schneider Jr. and Paul W. Brown.
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Columbus
Charles B. Zimmerman
Ohio Supreme Court
Kingsley A. Taft
C. William O'Neill
Louis J. Schneider Jr
Cincinnati
Paul W. Brown
Youngstown
Saugerties Honors Medal of Honor Recipient Captain Donlon
In Saugerties New York about half the town of 4000 residents turned out in bitter 24 degree weather to welcome home Captain Roger H. C. Donlon the first Medal of Honor winner from the Vietnam War.
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Saugerties
N.Y
Hudson Valley
Roger H. C. Donlon
South Viet Nam
McCormack to Decide On Democratic Rule Change Proposals
Speaker John W. McCormack weighs how far Democrats will cooperate with liberal leaders seeking House rule changes and reprisals against Reps. John Bell Williams and Albert W. Watson. Proposals include removing them from party standing and seniority, altering Ways and Means membership ratios, and lowering discharge petition thresholds.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Albert W. Watson
South Carolina
Ways and Means
Mrs Sheppard Miscarriage Linked to Prison Decision
Mrs. Samuel H. Sheppard says she miscarried Christmas Eve at the couple's Rocky River home. The 35-year-old blonde reports the loss occurred after three months of pregnancy amid the strain of awaiting a final decision on whether her husband must return to prison.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
News brief roundup from Athens Messenger year ends
Athens County Commissioners close year with business wrap. President Johnson named News maker of the Year in the annual poll. Nelsonville service station robbed. a man was apprehended. Ohio U Bobcats vs Davidson in title game at Charlotte N C noted. Linda Sue Parker named Miss Meigs County Junior Miss in second pageant.
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Athens County
Johnson
Ohio U. Bobcats
Davidson
Charlotte
N.C
Linda Sue Parker
Meigs County
Local Notes and Listings From Gallipolis to Pomeroy
Fragmented OCR brief lists towns Gallipolis Nelsonville Pomeroy Middleport and numbers 4 5 14 10 amid broken text. Mentions television service and editorial notes with unclear context.
Johnson plans ambassadorship shifts and budget talks
President Johnson meets with Secretary Rusk and McGeorge Bundy in Johnson City Texas to review world developments and the State Department budget. They also discuss personnel moves with seven ambassadors to be named, plus a minister, starting in January.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
State Department
Rusk
Bundy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
U S Agrees to Grain Aid Despite Nasser Rhetoric
The Agriculture Department authorized a $16.994 million surplus wheat purchase under Food-for-Peace for Egypt, to be paid in cash by the United States while Egypt pays in its currency. The move comes after Gamal Abdel Nasser’s Port Said speech rejecting U S pressure and threatening to “drink from the sea” and “Red Sea.”
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Washington
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
America
United States
Agriculture Department
Department
U. S
Lucius Battle
Port
Dems Get Chance To Speak On Contested Proposals
The House Rules Committee schedules an open hearing on two GOP backed measures opposed by Democrats. One seeks a federal constitutional convention to bypass Supreme Court rulings on voting, the other would force Lt. Gov. Brown to break Senate ties in a 16-16 partisan split. Brown presides over Senate sessions and his tie-breaking role is disputed.
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Columbus
House Rules Committee
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
John W. Brown
General Assembly
Cleveland Teenager Murder Shocked City
Police describe the killing of 16 year old Beverly Jarosz as the worst they have seen. Her father found her bound and stabbed in her Garfield Heights bedroom after a day of visiting family and a planned meeting with a friend. An autopsy was ordered to determine if rape occurred as investigators questioned male acquaintances. No murder weapon was found.
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Cleveland
William C. Horrigan
Garfield Heights
Beverly Jarosz
Thaddeus Jarosz
Gether
Beverly
Carol
George Vanek
UN Proxy Finds Way To Avoid Vote Crisis
UN General Assembly aims to finish year end business without a Soviet Union vote showdown. President Alex Quaison Lackey reportedly secured agreement for four new Security Council members and a stopgap budget by general consent, delaying Article 19 dispute over Congo and Middle East peacekeeping funding. The assembly would recess until Jan 11.
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United Nations
N. Y
UN General Assembly
Soviet Union
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Security Council
Malawi
Malta
Zambia
Congo
Middle-East
United States
Gunmen Rob Brink's Truck Near Chicago After Church Heist
Three men bound two priests in a Norridge church rectory and stole a large sum from a Brink's armored truck. A guard was hospitalized with head injuries while the priests were unharmed. The robbers wore Halloween masks and ski hoods and fled in a car to a nearby cemetery.
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Chicago
Brink’s, Inc
Paterson
N. J
Norridge
Divine Savior
Brink's
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
National Guard fully integrated across all states
The National Guard reports full integration nationwide with Alabama and Mississippi last to remove race barriers. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson says restrictions based on race religion or national origin are eliminated in the Guard. He notes token integration occurred earlier but calls the milestone significant for the Guard's history. Brig. Gen. Francis S. Greenlief expects continued progress.
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National Guard
Alabama
Mississippi
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Winston P. Wilson
Associated Press
Wilson
National Guard Bureau
Air Guard
Arkansas
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Judy Hill
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el Paso
Janet Kerr
Dallas
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Bertrand Harding
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Nasser
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