Communist ArgAnan Elected Rome Mayor End of CD Rule
Giulio Carlo Argann, a 67 year old art historian, wins Rome mayoral post for the Communist party ending 30 years of Christian Democratic leadership. He vows Rome must abandon pretensions as a world capital to become a real city amid traffic, debt, and 600000 residents living in shacks. Argann notes Rome's heavy burdens as an international center and aims to reform governance while courting Vatican ties in a city of monuments and chaos.
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Four More Point Cadets Found Guilty Of Cheating
NEW YORK AP Four more United States Military Academy cadets were convicted on an electrical engineering take home exam. The 66th cadet conviction in the widespread cheating scandal at West Point comes as boards have cleared 31 cadets and dismissed charges against 17. Cadets implicated total 182. Convictions under the honor code carry mandatory separation, with juniors and seniors serving two years as enlisted. A senior House panel member denounced the academy superintendent for damaging the honor code, urging a blue ribbon inquiry.
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United States Military Academy
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House Armed Services Committee
Charles H. Wilson
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Lewisburg Prison Touted as Nation's Most Dangerous
Washington AP reports Lewisburg federal penitentiary in Pennsylvania as among the most dangerous in the country. A six member board found violent, young inmates, low staff morale, and inadequate control with contraband and weapons common. The guard force is demoralized and unit management is planned with wardens shuffled, including replacement of Floyd Arnold by Charles Fenton.
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Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Norman Carlson
Lewisburg Penitentiary
Bureau of Prisons
Carlson
Charles Fenton
Floyd Arnold
Fenton
Marion
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Arnold
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Dean Testimony Describes Enemies List as Thick File
John Dean told the Senate Watergate committee on June 27, 1973 that the White House lists of political enemies filled a file several inches thick. The remark underscored concerns about tracking critics and potential political intimidation at the highest level of government.
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White House
Gas Rebate Plan Lets Gas Firms Raise Prices With Refunds
A federal appeals court cleared the way for a new FPC price ceiling on natural gas, allowing producers to raise prices if they refund excess if the court later rules the ceiling too high. Refusal to agree would bar price increases during the appeal. The hike, tied to exploration incentives, would lift average residential bills and total cost to about 1.5 billion dollars.
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