Snags Slow Moro Center-Left Italy Government Move
Premier-designate Aldo Moro faced a series of minor snags in forming a center-left government. Inflation fears and a wave of strikes threaten the plan as four-party coalition includes the Socialists for the first time since 1947. Railway strikes and pay raises could push Italy toward higher inflation and strain the lira.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo Moro
Moro
Pietro Nenni
Lira
Messaggero
Italy
General Confederation of Labor
CGIL
Glass firm crash injures driver and causes damage
Miss Sharon Sims of Pensacola Florida drove a car that rammed a second vehicle then struck the Twin City Glass Co plate glass window at the Louisville Avenue Breard Street intersection around 10 p.m. Friday. Damages exceed 6000 dollars. Douglas Sipes of Crossett Arkansas was uninjured while Miss Sims had minor injuries and faces charges of reckless driving and damage to property.
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Twin City Glass
Upper
Glass Company
Sharon Sims
Pensacola
Fla
Victor Ditto
Douglas Sipes
Crossett, Ark
Miss Sims
Louisville Avenue-Breard
Bob Frazier
Banned Book Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure Hits London
London police seized thousands of paperback copies of Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure three weeks earlier as authorities pursue adjudication. A deluxe edition priced at 6.50 per copy went on sale Saturday in London with no immediate police action.
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London
Fanny Hill
Prelates Shine at Vatican Ecumenical Council
The Vatican Ecumenical Council elevates leaders like Leo Jozef Suenens and Alfredo Ottaviani as the main opposites in reform debate. Suenens pushes renewal and unity, while Ottaviani warns of too much change. The gathering shows wide range of views among 2,200 church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Nant
Paul VI
Belgium
Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens
Italy
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Cardinal Suenens
Cardinal Ottaviani
Florence
Vatican
Holy Office
Council
Northeast Louisiana State College Export Conference Set
The Northeast Louisiana State College hosts a one day Export Conference on December 3 with 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. registration in the College Union Building. Leaders include Wilbur L. Perkins and Dr. Edwin A. Leland Jr. Experts from Delta Steamship Lines First National Bank of Jackson and Lusk Shipping Co. outline trade topics and insurance. A luncheon address by Arthur B. Ball closes the program.
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Northeast Louisiana State College
Wilbur L. Perkins
College Union
Pi Sigma Epsilon Sales and Marketing Fraternity
Perkins
George T. Walker
Edwin A. Leland Jr
New Orleans
U.S. Department of Commerce
Harry X. Kelly
Delta Steamship Lines
John B. Tullos
First National Bank of Jackson
Miss
Walter C. Flower II
Lusk Shipping Co
John A. Barry
William H. McGee and Co., Inc
Orleans
Middle East
Northeast State
College
Division of Business Administration
Louisiana Mississippi Regional Export Expansion Committee
Small Business Administration
Monroe
Caldwell Parish records 327 absentee ballots in Democratic primary
In Caldwell Parish 327 absentee ballots were cast before the noon deadline for the December 7 Democratic primary. The parish has 4,191 registered voters, including 3,901 white and 290 Black residents. Of the ballots, 46 came from mail, service members, government employees, and students.
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Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Archie Darden
Darden
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E. L. Ritter Sr
Ecumenical Council
MSO
Federal
Ouachita Bank
MNLSC
Port Expansion Council
Department of Commerce
West Monroe
Arlan E. Rawls
A. . Rawls
Zale
Constellation
Zale Contton
DeSiard
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