Italians Elect Saragat President After Long Ballot
Giuseppe Saragat, 66, elected Italy's first Socialist president by a landslide on the 21st ballot after 13 days of joint-session voting. The Communist Party shifted support from foe to ally, while Premier Aldo Moro prepared to assume the premiership amid potential cabinet reshuffles.
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Steel firms push galvanized sheet prices higher
National Steel Corp raised the mill price of carbon and high strength galvanized sheet to 155 to 160 dollars per ton, boosting prices on about 12 percent of total steel production as other makers were expected to follow. The move comes with no immediate White House response and amid ongoing wage talks with the USW.
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Coldest U.S. reading hits 18 below at Kincheloe AFB
The U S Weather Bureau logged the lowest temperature excluding Alaska and Hawaii as minus 18 at Kincheloe Air Force Base near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. The high reached 2 degrees at Ft. Lauderdale and Pompano Beach Florida.
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Red Spy Wennerstroem Claims U S Secrets Shared With Soviet Agents
Former Swedish Air Force Col Stig Wennerstroem says he handed U S secrets to a Soviet agent in the Pentagon in Washington and later worked for Soviet intelligence after a joking offer to sell a Swedish airfield. He received 10000 rubles as advance and described easy access to American embassy staff in Moscow.
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Johnson Health Declared Excellent by White House Doctor
President Johnson, aged 56, is pronounced in excellent health by White House physician Rear Adm. George G. Barkley. The report states his heart shows normal function with no residual effects from the 1955 heart attack and notes kidney trouble in 1953 and 1955 resolved.
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Berlin Passes Big Business as East-West Crossings Grow
West Berliners entering East Berlin under a Christmas pass have paid up to 250000 total in admission fees, with 465000 travelers noted nine days after the program began. Exchange rates favor East German authorities, and seniors and minors are exempt from fees as the flow eases after a holiday peak.
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