Italy Vote Seen Shifting in Communist Support
Allan Jacks analyzes Italy’s April 28 general election, where about a quarter of voters may back the Communist Party. He cites protest against government policies, prosperity, church influence, and strategic shifts since 1958, noting the rise of left-leaning coalitions and ongoing Vatican cautions.
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Amintore Fanfani
Christian Democrat Party
Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Human activity blamed for accelerating animal extinction
WASHINGTON reports that scientists increasingly pin species losses on humans. From passenger pigeons to the bald eagle, vast changes in habitat, hunting, and poisons have driven many creatures to decline, with conservation efforts now critical to avoid further losses in the next decades.
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American Museum of Natural History
Scientific American
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Office Managers Meet Tuesday At Cedar Rapids
John R. Wrage vice president of Gisholt Machine Co Madison will speak Tuesday before the Cedar Rapids chapter National Office Management Assn. The 6 p.m. meeting is at the Sheraton Montrose hotel. Wrage will discuss problems of human relations and holds masters and doctors degrees in applied psychology and sociology from the University of Wisconsin.
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John R. Wrage
Gisholt Machine Co
Madison
Cedar Rapids
National Office Management Assn
Sheraton- Montrose
Wrage
University of Wisconsin
Smallest Portrait Shown in Genoa
In Genoa Italy the world’s smallest portrait of Pope John XXIII is displayed at a local gallery. The tiny ivory work measures one millimeter by 1.3 millimeters and was painted by Luigi Tagliarini with a two hair brush.
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Italy
John XXIII
Luigi Tagliarini
Hungary marks 18th Nazi liberation anniversary parade
Budapest celebrated the 18th anniversary of liberation from the Nazis with a one hour military parade.
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Budapest
UPI
Hungary
Linn County Courthouse gains state flag and new custodian uniforms
Linn County supervisors approved display of the state flag at the courthouse for the first time and ordered new custodian uniforms. The flag decision followed a highway patrolman’s complaint after a ragged U.S. flag at the Linn County Home. Uniforms, rented from Industrial Tower and Uniform Service of Cedar Rapids, cost 1.80 per man weekly and feature Linn County Courthouse text and individual names.
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Linn County
Henderson
Cal Wagner
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Industrial Tower and Uniform Service of
Auditors Offer Tax Help Ahead of April 30 Deadline
State auditors Maurice E. Hogan of Marengo and Virgil Steffen of Ackley assist taxpayers at the Linn County courthouse basement Fridays 9 to 12. Help available April 29 and 30 by visiting the basement or calling EM 5 2808.
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Linn County
Maurice E. Hogan
Marengo
Virgil Steffen
Ackley
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