Ingrao Elected President as Italy Divides Leadership
Italy's new Chamber of Deputies chose Communist Pietro Ingrao as president in a historic six party power share after national elections. The Christian Democrats kept the Senate presidency, combining both houses into a unprecedented balance amid post election accords.
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Pietro Ingrao
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Wkephare
Rome
Ingrao
Christian Democratic Party
Senate
Spain names Suarez premier amid reformist resistance
Madrid reports Adolfo Suarez sworn as new premier facing opposition from two reformist former cabinet members who refuse to serve. In Lisieux France an antiterrorist gas rescue ends prison mutiny without serious injuries. Belgium, France and West Germany confront drought and security concerns as fires and political measures unfold. A French admiral outlines a planned Mediterranean nuclear capable fleet to back policy. West German poll shows strong U S friendship at 18-year high with 67 percent naming America as the top ally.
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Madrid
Adolfo Suarez
Juan Carlos
Spain
Manuel Fraga
Jose Maria de Areilza
Lisieux
France
National Police
Paris
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Navy
Adm
Albert ‘Jotre-Noulens
National Defense Institute
National Defense Review
Tuebingen
West Germany
U.S
Wickert Public Opinions Institute
Pentagon probes Cal firm gifts to Air Force officers
The Pentagon investigates allegations that two Air Force officers received entertainment from Aerojet General Corp of El Monte. Officials say the company disclosed entertaining DoD personnel in a SEC filing and that the probe focuses on whether the officers had any role in defense contracts. The inquiry began weeks earlier, with officials aware of the matter before the statement.
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Washington
Pentagon
Air Force
Aerojet General Corp
el Monte
Securities and Exchange Commisson
Department of “Defense
Trio admits daring cathedral theft and other news
A Swiss arrest trio confessed to stealing priceless relics from Cologne Cathedral aided by climbing gear. Police say 40 percent of the loot has been recovered including a historic bishop’s ring valued at 40 000 dollars. Other items were damaged or destroyed. Also reported: Mondavi family founder Charles Krug Mondavi died at 86 in St. Helena California. Justice Byron White commented on the US system during a Kansas ceremony. Catherine Gik’s mother was wounded in Belfast gunfire but the unborn baby survived. Guatemala City official Arana Espana survived an assassination attempt. Moynihan received an honorary doctorate from Hebrew University. A Miami minister’s wife settled for 1500 after a mistaken prostitution-related arrest.
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Cologne
West Germany
Branislaw
Tuasie
Willam Dalavala
Zurich
Switzerland
Ljubomir Ernst
Milan
Italy
Johanna
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ernst
Dalavala
Tanjic
Rosa. Mondavi
Charlies ‘Krug Winery
Bowme
California Winery
Rec Mbs
Mondavi
St. Helena
Sassaférrata
Cesare Mondavi
America
Ely
Minn
Catherine Gi
Gikmore
Surat
Belfast
Catherine
Mary
Chinen
Claustre in Chad Cancels Suicide Claim Says Depardon
French archaeologist Suviving Claustre, held for over two years by rebels in Chad, considered death by her own action but chose to live. Journalist Raymond Depardon, with the Toubou rebels, quotes her as resigned to the situation and waiting for France to intervene for her and her captive husband.
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Francoise Claustre
Chad
Raymond Depardon
le Gastillon de Paris Mouay
Former Yugoslav Colonel Sentenced for Antistate Plot
Vladimir Dapcevic, a longtime Tito opponent, was condemned in Belgrade on Monday for antistate activities. The death sentence was commuted to 20 years of strict imprisonment. The 68 year old was found guilty of conspiracy to overthrow the government by force and to partition parts of Yugoslavia for neighbor support to create a Stalinist regime.
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Vladimir Dapcevic
Tito
Belgrade
Dapcevic
Reverement
Yugoslavia
Queen visits birthplace of revolt in Philadelphia
The British Queen Elizabeth II begins a nine day tour with Philadelphia as the first stop arriving from Bermuda aboard the royal yacht. She will anchor in the Delaware River near Penn's Landing visit Carpenter's Hall and see the Liberty Bell crack while meeting local dignitaries and touring historic sites.
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Phil
Bermuda
Penn
Delaware River
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Hashing
Newark
N.J
New York
New Haven
Conn
Lattes
Vals Providence
Newport
Rhial
Eidhia Mayer
Frank Rize
Sea Hall
Thomas Jefferson
George Ashington
Benjamin Franklin
Carpenter’s Hall
Manuscript Sells at Auction Record in London
Sotheby's London reported a world record price for a manuscript after HP Kraus paid a high total with buyers commission for Virgin with miniature biblical scenes produced by Gerard from Bruges around 1510. The sale marked a record, following a $305,000 Hebrew prance from ca. 1168 sold in Zurich last November.
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New_York
HP. Kraus
van Palace
Sotheby's Gallery
London
Gerard
Ferenhanteneroning
Ghen
Bruges
Sotheby's
Munich
Zurich
Discounted Window Curtain Sizes Across Catalog
An ad lists various window coverings with sale prices including 52 by 70 inches at 12.49 after discount, 60 by 84 inches at 19.99, and 60 by 80 inch oval at 19.99, highlighting regular prices of 14.90 and 22.00 respectively.
Batik Print Dining Linen Sale Tidbits
Regular discounts show Batik prints for dining. Offers include various napkins and round or rectangular cloths with prices like 9.99 to 26, 22.99, and 15.99. Notes mention permanence press soil release and assorted fabric sizes with percent descriptions and old style pricing.
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Red
Brussels
Shelp
Luxembourg
Belgium
Europe
Cal
U.S. Supreme Court
Byron White
White
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Roberto Arana Espana
Carlos Arana Osorio
Arana Espana
Guatemala City
Moynihan
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
United Natons
Hebrew University
Jerusalem
Air
Uganda
Israel
Miami
Brenda Hunt
New Jerusalem Church
Britain
Elizabeth II
Nes
Bullock's
Verve
Vera
Adex
Tobin
Jakarta
Kemp & Bentley
Corcon
Sleater
Rayon
Kemp & Bealey
Bullock’s
Lakewood
Clark Ave
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