Fanfani Signals Return to Italy's Turbulent Government
In Rome Amintore Fanfani declares readiness to join a new cabinet amid Italy's government crisis. He demands a radical shakeup and opposes secret ballots while backing a center left reshuffle possibly placing Moro back as premier with Saragat to decide.
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Andrews County Chamber Banquet Promotes Noted Humorist
The Andrews County Chamber of Commerce hosts its 13th annual banquet Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the Andrews High School Dome Room. Speaker Prof R E Jackson of Denton, emeritus government professor at Texas Woman's University, has spoken in 39 of 50 states. President-elect Gerald McCaskill will assume command from Fred G Courtney at installation ceremonies. The Outstanding Citizen Award and other honors will be presented.
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Heavy Snowdrifts, Arctic Cold Hit Southern Regions
The United Press International report details a major winter storm spreading from the Tennessee Virginia border to the Atlantic coast with up to a foot of snow in some areas. Winds up to 50 mph caused blizzard conditions, with heavy warnings from Kentucky to the Atlantic and a forecast of 4 foot tides from Georgia to New England. States across the South and Midwest faced freezing temperatures, with notable snowfalls in Nashville Salem Roanoke Louisville Charleston St. Petersburg and Dallas. Police urged motorists to stay off roads as travel disruptions and canceled events occurred amid the deep freeze.
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Frying Potatoes Ignites $50,000 Blaze in Drugstore
Police say a 1 year old boy, left locked inside a Baton Rouge drugstore, started a grill to cook two hamburgers then fried potatoes. The fire caused a $50,000 blaze before he knocked out a window and pulled a fire alarm, fleeing before reporting the incident. He was later held in juvenile detention.
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Houston and Shook Nominated for State Bar Presidency
Thomas M. Phillips of Houston and John Louis Shook of Dallas were named nominees for president of the State Bar. Ralph Brite of San Antonio and Everett Simpson of Amat ig were nominated for vice president. Election by mail balloting will occur in May. A five state regional conference on legal services is planned for Austin March 24-25 with about 350 invitees.
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