Red gains in Sicily regional vote shift balance of power
In Sicily the Christian Democrats lost three seats while the Communist Socialist left gained two. SiMe Milazza, who split from the Christian Democratic Party last year, again appears to hold balance power. Jarzo's Christian Social Union won nine of the seats.
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Khrushchev Hosts East German Leaders in Moscow Talks
In Moscow on Monday Nikita Khrushchev received East German Premier Walter Ulbricht and party head Grotewohl to discuss issues he said could be settled in a spirit of cooperation. The talks covered various problems and reflected the ongoing alignment between the Soviet Union and East Germany.
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Visalia Nazi Youth Club ringleader names 15 members
A 17 year old leader of a Nazi Youth Club in Visalia disclosed the names of 15 fellow members including sons of prominent families. He and three others were arrested on burglary charges after a May 23 museum raid. Juvenile Court appearance set for Wednesday.
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Bolshoi Dancers' Hollywood Shopping Spree
Hollywood account details the Bolshoi ballet troupe spending spree during their stay. Tatiana Smirnova recalls lavish buying, including clothing, kitchenware, a Mercedes, and a $1.35 million press presence. A dancer reportedly bought a £60,000 Moscow home on generous credit, paid off quickly.
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Ghost B24 Crew Died in Libyan Desert Mystery
An Air Force investigation reports nine crew members of the World War II B24 Liberator nicknamed Lady Be Good likely bailed out at low altitude before crashing in the Libyan desert near Benghazi on April 4 1943. The derelict bomber was found after 16 years, with intact water, logs, and personal papers.
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Experts Warn Fallout Could Last Four Decades
Washington experts testified before a Senate House atomic energy subcommittee about fallout from nuclear testing. They say testing could continue for about 40 more years at the current rate, with global population approaching the maximum permissible radiation and northern hemisphere residents facing up to triple the safe level in heavy fallout areas. The findings come from an unofficial preliminary study of congressional testimony awaiting the subcommittee's official report.
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