Italy's ruling party loses ground in municipal vote
Rome results show Christian Democrats lose over 10 percent of their local vote with gains for Democratic Socialists and other allied parties. In the capital the alliance misses control of the city council by one seat as turnout nears three million across 157 cities. The leftward shift tests Premier Amintore Fanfani's center left government formed three months ago, with broader regional losses for the party.
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Rockefeller Seen as Leading 1964 GOP Prospects
The New Jersey and Georgia party leaders describe Nelson Rockefeller as the strongest current Republican candidate for 1964, citing his New York governorship, independent record, and potential to contest Kennedy. Romney and Stratton viewed as possible prospects for 1968, with Nixon possibly drafted in 1964 if California governor's term ends. The Republican committee weighs issues from executive power to anti-business stance and Kennedy tax proposals.
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Fourth Vessel Monitors Soviet Sweeper Fleet
The Navy reports a fourth Soviet vessel, the Voxeykoay, shadowed near international waters. It carries extensive scientific instrumentation and a meteorological facility to study nuclear blast effects, while Joint Task Force 8 closes the area around S Island to pilots for safety.
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Missouri’s federal‑state balance sustains local freedom
The speaker argued that federalism is automatic and inevitable, requiring appreciation of the constitutional system. States must vigorously exercise authority in local matters and accept responsibilities, a framework that preserves state vigor and individual freedom according to the Constitution.
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Standardization rules tighten domestic mail handling
The Post Office imposes new restrictions on letter sizes domestic mail for the first time, aligning with international norms. Elimination of small items aims to speed sorting, reduce loss and handling costs, ensure uniform typing and bundling, improve cancellation service, and boost overall efficiency.
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Government seeks compromise on Social Security payroll tax proposal
Administration weighs options to expand benefits and fund raises through payroll tax increases for employers and employees. Potential deals cover benefit levels, cost, and care for those under quotas, with ideas including optional private coverage for retirees and school funding shifts. Desegregation in districts begins with first graders as schools transition to private insurance or cash stipends in a mixed system.
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Belaunde Ahead But Vote Uncertain In Peru Election
Belaunde led the left bloc though not yet with a decisive tally as results stalled until Monday. He proclaimed himself president elect on TV while supporters staged a capital parade guarded by police. Communists supported him though he avoided public embrace. He signaled possible Cuba ties but supported Kennedy's Alliance for Progress.
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Sunny Skies Size Up Missouri Day at Fair
Sunny skies and summer weather boosted attendance at the Seattle World's Fair to 68 552 on Monday. Missouri Gov John M Dalton, whose state was honored, said it was a Missouri sun shining on the record weekday throng. Cape Girardeau Missouri group the Cape Choraciers and a trio from Westminster College in Fulton provided the Missouri Day musical fare.
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First Negroes Study At Memphis School
MEMPHIS Tenn AP A summer school physics class at East High includes two Negroes the first ever to attend high school classes with white pupils in Memphis.
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Lined With Trees Ottawa's Traffic Free Mall Opens Third Year
Ottawa buzzes about Sparks Street Mall a pedestrian corridor lined with 71 trees and abstract sculptures. Merchants push eco-friendly notions as benches dot the path and traffic is removed for the season. Officials debate fire access and city ribbon-cutting notes mark the reopening while Missouri debates soil conservation funding and district formation.
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Marshall Case Reopens as Grand Jury Probes Cotton Frauds
Robertson County grand jury reopens the Marshall case after his death by suicide on a ranch near Pecos. Marshall, 52, state chief of production adjustments for the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, had been investigating cotton allotments held by Pete Estes. Estes faces fraud and theft charges as investigators suggest Marshall aided in transfer agreements and land leases tied to cotton allotments.
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Spectacular Crash Claims Youth in Kansas City
Sylvester Darrough, 1%, died of injuries from a high speed crash on Kansas Avenue. Witness patrolmen saw the car veer to the wrong side, strike a car, swerve, mount a curb, strike a tree and a pole, roll over, and skid through a fence before further trees were struck. An autopsy was pending to confirm fatality status.
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Springfield Phone Firm Granted Loan
WASHINGTON AP A $77,000 loan to the Modern Telephone Co. of Springfield Mo has been approved by the Rural Electrification Administration. The funds will finance 24 miles of new lines and expansion of central office equipment.
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Bolivar Phone Company Extends Service via Loan
The Bolivar Phone Co will extend service to 564 new subscribers after a 229000 Rural Electrification Administration loan. Ninety one miles of line will be added and central office equipment expanded. White House announced the loan Monday. At Arlington National Cemetery in 1868 the first official Memorial Day observance was held with Gen Ulysses S Grant as guest and Gen James A Garfield delivering the oration.
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Cuban Leaf Tobacco Harvested in Florida
Quincy Florida AP reports 100 acres of Cuban leaf tobacco being harvested by west Florida growers. They say a ready market exists for the leaf, as the United States embargoes Cuba limits supply and boosts demand for domestic Cuban leaf tobacco.
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