Leone Sworn In as Italy President Amid Turmoil
Giovanni Leone, 63, a Christian Democrat, began a seven year term as president of Italy. He was sworn in before Parliament and rode through drizzle to the Quirinal Palace. Leone condemned violence, urged social peace, and faced a prolonged political confrontation with Socialists and Communists as Parliament finally elected him after 25 ballots and 16 days.
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Giovanni Leone
Italy
Quirinal Palace
Giuseppe Saragat
Mary
Leone
Emilio = Colombo
Colombo
Christian Democrats
Pietro Nenni
Tower Planning Three Day Tour by Senator Tower
U.S. Senator John Tower of Wichita Falls plans a three day tour across nine area towns beginning with a 10 30 a m press conference at Midland Odessa Regional Airport and including luncheons receptions and stopovers in Monahans Van Horn Marfa Alpine Fort Davis Ozona and San Angelo with staffer Zake Fisher. Local hosts include Ector County Commissioner Bill Elm 161st District Judge R L McNim Midland Mayor Ed Magruder County Judge Barbara Culver and State Rep. Tommy Craddick.
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Alpine
Fort Davis
Ozona
San Angelo
Zake Fisher
Odessa
Eetor County
Bill Elm
R. L. McNim
Midland
Ed Magruder
Barbara Culver
Tommy Craddick
Nixon and Brandt End Summit With Warm Words
President Nixon and Chancellor Willy Brandt wrapped a two day summit in Florida with upbeat notes on German American ties and NATO. Nixon announced David M Kennedy as NATO ambassador at large and pledged full alliance consultation before any Moscow decisions. Brandt praised U.S. strength, called for balanced force reductions within the alliance, and invited Nixon to Munich 1972 Games while noting unlikely attendance.
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German-Amer- Germany
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David M. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Atlantic Alliance
Peking
Florida
Ivastern
Europe
Germany
United States
U.S
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Sarasota
Gulf Coast
Small Turnout Delays Mae Simmons Board Election
The election of a Community Action Board tract representative from Mae Simmons neighborhood was postponed until mid January due to a very small turnout. Only three qualified voters attended the Mae Simmons Multi Service Center meeting. Jesse Reyes, an organizer from Arnett Benson, spoke briefly and left as the meeting adjourned at 9 p.m.
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Jesse Reyes
Arnett- Benson
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