Italy Extremists Seek Voice in Government
Rome reports indicate Italy’s far right and left factions push for influence as the cabinet crisis enters its third age. Premier Scelba’s resignation opens a path for Pella or Vanoni, both Christian Democrats, with Monarchists or Nenni Socialist backing potential.
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Italy
Rome
UPI
Christian -Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Scelba
Pella
Vanoni
Christian Democrats
Gronehi
Tipela
Alcide de Gasperi
Reply Reached by Adenauer
Bonn West Germany chancellor Konrad Adenauer said he is preparing a reply to Moscow inviting diplomatic and trade talks. He hopes to visit in September between the Geneva Big Four summit and the foreign ministers’ conference. Soviet circles foresee no objections to a September date, and Adenauer wants to avoid admitting East Zone representatives.
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Bonn
Germany
Chan Celor
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Ling
Geneva
West Germany
East Zone
ROKs to activate two more reserve divisions
Seoul reports South Korea will activate two additional army reserve divisions on July 5 to complete a 110 division reserve force. The new units will be numbered the 38th and 50th, bringing the ground force to 20 active divisions and one marine division.
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Seoul
South Korea
ROK
Belgrade Conference Aims in Yugoslav Western Ties
Western Big Three and Yugoslav leaders opened talks in Belgrade focusing on Yugoslav relations with the West. Prica led Yugoslavia’s delegation amid questions on unity, disarmament, and support for West positions, with Khrushchev era tensions and debt issues also on the agenda.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Prica
Nist
Nikita “Khrushchev
Ang Bulgarin
James W. Riddleberger
German Unity, Disarmament
United States
Frank’ Road
Tokyo
Japan
Britain
Srdjan Prica
Balkans
Tito
Yugoslavia and Russia Move Toward Cold War Realignment
The article discusses Yugoslavia seeking Western economic ties while Tito aims to keep friendly relations with both sides in the Cold War. It notes Yugoslav defiance toward Moscow since 1948 and Western powers’ interest in potential realignment, with Yugoslavia maintaining independence from Kremlin control.
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Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
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