Italy's Most Baffling Murder Case Retold After 10 Years
Ten winters have washed away a wooden cross at Ostia marking Wilma Montesi's body. Italy closed the case with three main suspects acquitted. Prominent figures faced scandal, resignations, and shifting careers as authorities admit little proof remains.
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Rome
Wilma Montesi
Ostia
Wilma
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River Tiber
Raffalo Sepe
Rodolfo
Maria
Cesare Palmenteri
Gianpiero Piccioni
Attilio Piccioni
Ugo Montagna
Rome Boulevard
Saverio Polito
Mario Scelba
Friends of
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Tomasso Pavone
Anna Maria Caglio
Palmenteri
Business and Public See Credit Rise Across Markets
Businessmen and consumers are increasing credit use with longer payment terms and higher accounts receivable. Banks, manufacturers, and wholesalers report expanded credit extensions totaling over 100 billion dollars, aided by rising factoring activity and promotional discounts for prompt payments.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
Credit Research Foundation
Gerrit J. Popma
Textile Banking Co
Foundation
Walter M. Kelly
Commercial Factors Corp
Kelly
Kansas Senate votes for adjournment as session nears
The Kansas Senate adopted a resolution calling for adjournment at the close of Wednesday’s session. The measure awaits House action and would pause consideration of bills after adjournment with final adjournment set for April 16 to give Gov. John Anderson time to act.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
House
John Anderson
Shrimp Bed Noise Triggers Undersea Talk Trouble
In Paramus New Jersey AP reports scientists from an engineering firm study underwater sounds and find shrimp beds are the noisiest. The scientists warn that overheard small talk by fishermen could drive crustaceans into a mess of salad.
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Paramus
N. J
ACF Industries
Planes Collide In Argentina Jet Tragedy Near Pacheco
Two British made Argentine Meteor jet fighters collided in flight near suburban Pacheco. One aircraft crashed killing its pilot. The other aircraft landed safely at Moron airbase.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Pacheco
Moron
US Air Force Pilot Killed In Jet Crash At Laon
A United States Air Force pilot was killed when his single place jet crashed and exploded in northeastern France on Tuesday. Officials did not immediately identify the deceased.
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Laon
France
UPI
Air Force
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