Antony Joins Lords in Ceremonial Oath For Seat
AP reports Tony Snowdon will be escorted into the Lords chamber on Wednesday by two peers, the Earls of Leicester and Westmorland, to take the oath and sit as the 135th living earl. He will shake hands with Lord Kilmuir before leaving, with no salary.
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London
Anthrong-Jones
Antony
Kety
Leicester
Westmorland
Mishiy God
Snowdon
Lord Kilmuir
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret of Britain
Thomson House
Sunday Times
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Janan
Marx
Tord
Elizabeth
Margaretineart
Georgetown
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Bel Vacau
Forbes Burns
Jones
Iham
Prince Philip
Peter Dale
House of Lords
Jagan
Emale
Earl Attever
Scott
Heritage Of Hate Weighs On British Guiana Future
British Guiana weighs ethnic tensions as Premier Jagan survives an attempted overthrow amid Asian Indian and African descent rivalries. The piece notes Dutch and British colonial history, demographic shifts, and the opposition’s charge of socialist aims. It cites Jagan’s political role, regional economics, and the contentious path toward independence.
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S Kates
Africa
Laron
Jaigan
South America
British Guiana
Kansas
Gan
Jagan
Far
Burnham
Georgetown
Italy Shifts Leftward Amid Calculated Political Risk
FRANK BRUTTO reports Italy's Christian Democracy and Socialist coalition edging toward a leftward agenda after 16 years of center rule. Premier Fanfani seeks a five year program including nationalizing nuclear and electric power, expanding schools, and easing tax burdens. Nenni and the Socialists back a social reform push, while Vatican observers urge cautious pace as Italy's north–south divide widens amid postwar prosperity.
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Frank Brutto
Rome
Lef
Ttaly
Car Democrat Party
Christian Democrat Party
Socialist Party
Italy
Christian Democrats
Amintore Fanfani
Pietro Nenni
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Fanfani
Salih
Neani
Hien É Onalin
Ipoliti
Nenni
John XXII
Vatican
Security Searches Define Algerian Life After Seven Years
In Algiers, daily routines are shaped by routine searches, armed patrols, and crowd controls as France and Algerian factions edge toward independence. European and Muslim women endure checks, worry for loved ones, and adapt shopping and schooling with the war's omnipresent anxiety.
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Algeria
Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Narar
Mosiém
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