Stakes Rise as Italy Votes on Scelba Regime
United Press Foreign Analyst notes Italy teeters as 22 senators prepare a confidence vote on Mario Scelba's government. A Scelba win in the Senate and Chamber of Deputies could stabilize a center coalition tied to De Gasperi lineage and Western alliances. A left or right swing risks labor turmoil and estrangement from NATO.
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Yugoslavia Says 337 Soviet Spies Caught
Yugoslavia reports 337 spies captured since Tito split with Moscow in 1948, with 11,611 Yugoslavs arrested for sympathy with the Soviet bloc and 2,240 sentenced to prison. Interior Secretary Svetislav Stefanovic disclosed the figures to a parliamentary committee evaluating a 1954 security and crime prevention budget of 10,533,000 dinars, one third less than 1953.
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Trial Under Way For Wife Slayer
Denver man Le Roy Adolph Leick, 30, admits planning to murder his wife Evelyn, 26, claiming sexual frustration drove him. He said he hired Georgia farmer Gene Dukes, 1, to help dispose of her for insurance money, while in court to select a jury for the murder for hire trial.
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