Togliatti leads Italy's Communist party to new strength
Palmiro Togliatti the long time Italian Communist leader, now head of the largest Communist party in the Western world, has rebuilt his movement after prison exile and war years. He has steered gains in elections and faced crises from Moscow while keeping party control.
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GM To Spend 2 Billion On New Facilities
General Motors plans a two year program totaling about 2 billion dollars to add and improve plants in nearly 30 U.S. cities and overseas. The expansion aims to add up to 50 000 jobs and raise car production by as much as 20 percent. The project covers U S and Canada with about 1 5 billion in the United States and 400 million abroad. Key sites include Lordstown Ohio Kalamazoo Michigan and a Tecumseh Michigan upholstery plant. Major growth will come from all five GM divisions and suppliers with expansions in Michigan Ohio New York Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Georgia Texas and Ontario. Read the want ads.
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