Italian Politics Go Left NAPLES Move to center left government backed by Socialists
Italy's ruling Christian Democratic party voted to open toward the left, backing a plan to replace the center administration with a center left cabinet supported by Pietro Nenni's Socialists. The move aims for domestic reforms while preserving pro Western foreign policy with NATO. The party rejected fascism or communism and pledged independence from totalitarian influence. Ex-premier Scelba urged unity despite disagreements and conceded defeat for the right.
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Naples
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Pietro Nenni
Christian Democratic Party Congress
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Christian Democrats
Mario Scelba
Congress
Fenfani
President Urges Expanded Welfare
President Kennedy calls for a 193 million expansion of permanent federal welfare outlays shifting focus from relief payments to rebuilding lives and careers. He urges extending aid for dependent children, rehab, child welfare grants, and day care for children of working mothers while easing relief residence requirements.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress Javail
Newburgh
N.Y
Congress
Department of Health,Education and Welfare
Department— Health Care
Wallendas Walk Wire After Tragedy at Shrine Circus
In Detroit at the state fair Coliseum Herman Wallenda and his son Gunther walked a high wire 35 feet up with no net, paying tribute after two troupe members died in a fall. Gene Mendez joined to form a trio, performing for five minutes as 5,000 spectators watched in suspense.
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Detroit
Herman
Gunther Wallenda
State Fair
Gunther
Wallendas
Gene Mendez
Stockholm
Sweden
Coliseum
Mendez
Shrine
Heriman
Adzhubei Attends Kennedy News Conference
Premier Khrushchev’s son in law Adzhubei sat center aisle for a presidential news conference. He later held an impromptu session with reporters after Kennedy’s Q and A on U S S R relations. He suggested possible early progress on cultural exchanges and noted Berlin and nuclear tests remain knotty.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Kennedy
Adzhubei
State Department
Communist Party Central Committee
Lave
Berlin
Snowfall Tapers As Cold Front Moves Through
Weather bulletin notes the snow ending tonight with partial clearing and much colder air. Tonight’s low around 8 above, Friday remains partly cloudy and cold. Yesterday’s high reached 28, overnight low 23, with 1.75 inches of snow recorded by 8 a.m.
Molotov Stroke Report Hits Moscow Circles
In Moscow reports say V. M. Molotov is hospitalized with a heart attack after returning from Vienna where he served with the International Atomic Energy Agency. Foreign Office denial follows as sources note his antiparty group links and party denouncement last October.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Foreign Office
Molotov
Paulina
Vienna
Austria
International Atomic Energy Agency
Khrushchev
Spoksman
Kremlin
Censoring Boosts U S Resolve in War of Words
Washington AP Arthur G. Sylvester assistant secretary of defense testified that censoring military speeches hardens the fight against communism. He described reviews to shield policy and prevent sensitive data and images from aiding the enemy while allowing limited information to the public. Senator Strom Thurmond urged Kennedy to overrule McNamara order.
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Washington
Arthur G. Sylvester
Secretary of Defense
United States
Senate
Sylvester
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
Subcommittee
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Kennedy
McNamara
Arthur G. Trudeau
House Space Committee
Willis D. Lawrence
Defense Department
Eisenhower faulted feather-bedding and praised hard work
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged Americans to repudiate feather-bedding and support productive labor at all levels. Addressing about 2,000 at a Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce banquet, he warned that make-work and complacent practices can slow growth and undermine incentive, job competition, and opportunity.
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Los Angeles
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower
Brash Pressure Grows Over Argentina Cuba Stand
Buenos Aires reports show President Frondizi under military pressure to sever ties with Cuba and oust his foreign minister for opposing expulsion of Fidel Castro's regime at the regional conference. The three armed services reportedly issued a near ultimatum. cabinet resignations circulate but confirmation is unclear. Castro’s Cuba remains a domestic headache amid Argentina's political divides.
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Roudizi
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Fidel Castro
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Carcano
Castro
Frendizi
Frondizi
Adolfo Mugica
Ernesto Guervara
Eisenhower visits Los Angeles amid Palm Desert stop
President Eisenhower cut short a winter break at Palm Desert to spend two days in Los Angeles. He plans meetings with Republican workers and a private dinner costing $1,000 per ticket. In a Chamber of Commerce speech he urged progress in national development and warned American democracy remains tested with durability yet to be proven.
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Eisenhower
Palm Desert
Here
Los Angeles
Chamber of
Cave man quips on weather caused by bows and arrows
One cave man jokes to another that wild weather started only after the use of bows and arrows. The quip playfully attributes modern climate quirks to prehistoric weapons.
Rusk to report on Cuba conference rifts in Latin America
Secretary of State Dean Rusk heads to Washington to brief President Kennedy on the hemisphere ministers meeting over Cuba. The conference split on expulsion of Havana, with Brazil Mexico and others showing mixed reactions and observers fearing increased pressure from Castro aligned groups across Latin America.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Dean Rusk
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Latin America
Cra
Brazil
Mexico
Havana
United States
Way to Solve Money Woes in Catskill Village
A Hudson Valley village, Catskill, reports a perennial treasury surplus. State audit 1958-61 shows revenues exceeded expenditures each year due to underestimating revenues and overestimating appropriations, resulting in operating surpluses.
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Catskill
N. Y
Hudson Valley
Treasury
Oldest Italian mayor resigns over health issues
Oreste Ocule, 81, the Communist mayor of Sestri Levante, a Genoa suburb, who led the town since the end of World War II, announced his resignation on Wednesday due to health.
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Sestri Levante
Italy
AP —Oreste Ocule
Genoa
Il Health
Mrs Wilda Pierce Dies From Street Crossing Crash
Mrs Wilda Pierce age 66 died from injuries after a car struck her while she crossed a street on Tuesday in Cleveland. Authorities report she passed away Wednesday with the incident still under investigation by local police.
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Cleveland (Ap
Wilda Pierce
Frondizi Faces Serious Crisis Amid Shakeup Threat
Frondizi, amid repeated crises since taking office in 1958, appears pressed by a looming threat to force a wholesale government shakeup. Officials stayed silent while formants and the influential La Nacion signal a possible political upheaval.
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Frondizi
Formants
la Nacion
Crooks Take $4500 From Vending Firm in New York
In New York AP report two robbers, after holding up Colemat Vending Machine Co, forced the manager and employer to stand in line and fled with four thousand five hundred dollars in nickels dimes and quarters.
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NEW York
Colemat Vending Machine Co
Gallo gang heroes in Brooklyn fire rescue
Seven members of Brooklyn's Gallo gang burst into a burning third floor apartment to save six children including 5 year old Evelyn Biaz. They smothered flames on her hair and carried out the others Frank Mercedes Yolanda Emeto and Juan. They also bought clothes collected funds and arranged housing for the family. The group had been under police scrutiny for shootings and racket fraud.
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Gallo Gang
Raymond Martin
President Street
Evelyn Biaz
Frank
Mercedes
Yolanda
Emeto
Juan
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