Italy Shifts Left as Christian Democrats Open to Nenni Pact
In Naples the Christian Democratic party adopted a left-leaning plan to form a center to left cabinet backed by Pietro Nenni's Socialists. Fanfani aims for a coalition that includes Saragat Socialists and Republicans with Nenni backing on domestic issues and abstention on foreign policy.
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Naples
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Pietro Nenni
Christian Democratic Party Congress
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Mario Scelba
Congress
Guiseppe Saragat
Democratic Socialists
Saragat
Nenni
Alcide de Gasperi
Moscow
Soviet Union
Billy Graham to Lead One Day Crusade at Camp Lejeune
Evangelist Billy Graham will hold a one day Crusade for Christ at Camp Lejeune on Sunday March 18. The Rev M R Haire of Jacksonville said it will be his first Crusade in North Carolina east of Raleigh.
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Camp Lejeune
N.C
Billy Graham
Marine Base
M. R. Haire
Jacksonville
Graham
North Carolina
Raleigh
Kennedy Proposes Broad Federal Wiretap Law
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy urges Congress to enact a federal wiretap law to protect privacy while giving law officers new tools against subversive activities and organized crime. The bill bans private eavesdropping, requires court orders, and limits taps to specified crimes with penalties up to two years and ten thousand dollars.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Toll Roads Urged By Commissioner
North Carolina highway officials discuss toll road and toll bridge options as a way to hasten road building. McClamroe and Horner favor considering tolls and potential local rates while Evans notes federal funding limits. Newton remains opposed to toll bridges and roads despite broader debate.
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Raleigh
State Highway Commission
North Carolina
James G. W. McClamroce
Greensboro
McClamroe
W. E. Horner
Sanford
Oregon Inlet
Merrill Evans
Commission
Clint Newton
Shelby
McClamroc
Horner
Eisenhower urges work ethic at Los Angeles chamber event
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower addressed over 2,000 at a Chamber of Commerce banquet in Los Angeles and warned against feather bedding and unwarranted idleness. He cited 1930s make-work concerns, noted a trend toward affluence over accomplishment, and urged productivity while defending leisure as healthy. He broke from winter retreat to meet workers and attend a private dinner after the speech.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Here
Republic
Thompson and Gromyko Hold Berlin Crisis Talks in Moscow
Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko conferred for two hours and five minutes in Moscow on negotiating a Berlin settlement. Thompson declined to reveal details, saying he could not provide any information.
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Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Foreign Office
Gromyko
Thompson
East Germany
Kempton Jenkins
Ivan Ilyichev
Britain
France
West Germany
Kennedy opens door to possible visit to Soviet Union
President Kennedy left the possibility open for a U S visit to the Soviet Union if breakthroughs occur in easing tensions with Moscow He warned a visit under current cold war strain would be counterproductive and noted progress after talks with Izvestia editor Alexei Adzhubei The president defended U S actions against communist activities in Cuba and Southeast Asia and praised the Punta del Este meeting.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Moscow
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Khrushchev
Adzhubei
Cuba
Southeast Asia
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Punta del Este
Uruguay
United States
South Viet Nam
Tall Genteel Bandit Robs Guilford College Bank
A tall husky man with a genteel style robbed the Guilford branch of North Carolina National Bank near noon Wednesday. He clutched a paper bag full of cash, thanked tellers, and left in a stolen 1954 car later found abandoned. bloodhounds were used to track him. He is described as 35 to 40, 6 foot 1, 200 to 220 pounds, with a gray coat, broad brim hat, and a Southern accent.
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Guilford College
North Carolina National Bank
N.C
Guilford
Shirley Acey
FBI
Mildred Bearden
Tony Goes To Work In Rolls
London AP Princess Margaret's husband Lord Snowdon arrives early for first day as artistic adviser to the London Sunday Times. He travels by Rolls Royce, accompanied by a chauffeur and a private detective, with Roy Thomson welcoming him inside. The move sparks debate over royal proximity and Sunday Times competition.
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London
Princess Margaret
Rolls-Royce
Lord Snowdon
Antony Armstrong- Jones
London Sunday Times
Tony
Roy Thomson
The
Times
Thomson
Britain
Snowdon
Sunday Times
House of Commons
Harold Macmile
Molotov Reported Hospitalized With Heart Attack
Moscow reports indicate former foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov is in a hospital with a heart attack. An unrelated Foreign Office spokesman refused to confirm. Molotov returned Nov 12 from Vienna where he served at the IAEA and has not appeared in public since.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Office
Molotov
Paulina
Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy Agency
Kremlin
Kennedy calls for 193 million welfare expansion shift in focus
President Kennedy urged a 193 million expansion of permanent federal welfare outlays to emphasize rebuilding lives and careers over relief checks. He pressed for extended aid for dependent children, rehabilitation, child welfare grants, and day care funding, with broader grant rules to match state welfare outlays.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Newburgh
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department Health Care
Censoring Of Talks Defended By Pentagon Official
Arthur G. Sylvester testified before a Senate subcommittee that censoring military speeches strengthens the United States against communism. He cited shielding sensitive policy and avoiding material that could aid Communist propaganda, while denying conflicting voices. The inquiry arose from charges of overly drastic censorship.
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Washington
Arthur G. Sylvester
I Defense
United States
Senate
Sylvester
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Sen
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy
McNamara
Tunnel From French Sector To East Berlin Protested
East German border guards uncovered a tunnel dug from the French sector to East Berlin under the elevated railway. Otto Winter sent a protest to Major General Jean Lacomme, the Berlin commandant. West Berlin says youths aimed to help East Germans escape. officials call Communist statements shameless and false.
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East Berlin
East
West Berlin
West
Rusk Reports From Uruguay on Cuba Conference Fallout
Secretary of State Dean Rusk heads to Washington to brief President Kennedy on the Punta del Este meeting. Latin American reactions split. Argentina pressures for hard line, Brazil and Mexico show mixed views as 20 of 21 nations condemn Castro. Cuban delegation claims U.S. imperialism defeat.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Dean Rusk
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
Organization of American States
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Fidel Castro
OAS
Buenos Aires
Frondizi
Miguel Angel Caracao
Punta ‘del Este
Brazil
Mexico
Havana
United States
Castro
U.S
MI Symdouc Dufal
Inter- American Organization
Osvaldo Corticos
Punta del Este
Rusk
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