Italy faces coalition dilemma after election setback
Italy's Christian Democrats must tie with the Socialist and minor parties to govern since they fall 53 seats short of a majority. Socialists demand a leftist front including all leftist parties while Communists push for influence without cabinet seats. The Communists warn against a weak alliance but hope to win policy influence as talks continue.
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Associated Press
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Bridge analysis yields top score in four spades and 3NT
In a match point lesson Oswald and James Jacoby recount reading the table. South overbid to 1NT and should have raised partner to 2S. Dummy wins heart, plays spades to reveal East's queen, yielding 10 tricks and a top score as most players hit four spades or three NT.
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East
FBI Agents Ordered Silent While Civil Rights Probe Expands
FBI agents under a civil rights investigation for alleged intelligence burglaries were ordered not to discuss the case with their lawyers until security clearances are granted. The inquiry covers at least 20 agents, possibly reaching supervisory levels, with no confirmed list of victims or agencies burglarized.
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FBI
Department
Civil Rights Division
Jack B. Solerwitz
Justice Department
Solerwitz
New York
Me Solerwitz
Federal Criminal Investigators Association
U S advisers pulled from Quemoy and Matsu amid policy shift
The last U S military advisers on the Quemoy and Matsu islands near China are being withdrawn as part of a broad overseas force reduction tied to Nixon era talks. Five or six advisers remain, with the islands located about 20 miles from the mainland and 100 miles from Taiwan.
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Matsu
China
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Efort
Mainla
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Ford
Taiwan
Peking
Aiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
Error and Omission Liability for Advertisers Ad
The Austin Daily Herald warns advertisers to verify the first day of publication. The paper is not liable for failure to publish an ad or for typographic errors except to the extent of the ad cost for the first day’s insertion. Adjustments apply only to the erroneous portion of the ad.
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Austin Daily Herald
Break-ins Since 1971 Challenge FBI on Burglary Trend
The disclosure notes burglaries have occurred since 1971 contradicting the FBI claim that domestic burglaries ended in 1966. The assertion raises questions about the scope and timing of home entry crimes and the agency's historical data.
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FBI
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