Series of Snags Delays Italian Coalition Move
Premier-designate Aldo Moro faces minor snags in forming a center-left government. Inflation fears and a wave of strikes loom as four-party coalition including the Socialists could raise salaries by about 672 million dollars a year, risking Italy’s lira.
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Rome
UPI
Aldo Moro
Moro
Pietro Nenni
Lira
Il Mes Saggero
Italy
General Confederation of Labor
CGIL
Reckless driving cited after Twin City Glass crash
Miss Sharon Sims of Pensacola Florida drove a car that rammed a second vehicle then struck Twin City Glass Co causing over 6000 dollars in damage. Douglas Sipes of Crossett Arkansas was uninjured while Sims had minor injuries. The crash occurred Friday night at Louisville Avenue and Breard Street. Police charged Sims with reckless driving and property damage.
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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 Goes On Sale
In London a deluxe edition of the 200 year old novel Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure known as Fanny Hill is offered at $6.50 per copy. Earlier police seized thousands of paperback copies planned to sell for 49 cents each and await adjudication. No immediate action against the deluxe edition occurred.
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London
Fanny Hill
Vatican Ecumenical Council Produces Key Prelates
The Vatican Ecumenical Council elevates two figures, Cardinal Suenens of Brussels and Cardinal Ottaviani of the Holy Office, as leading voices in renewal debates. Their roles reflect a divide between progressives and traditionalists amid ongoing sessions with broad global participation.
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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
NLSC to Host Export Conference in Monroe
Northeast Louisiana State College hosts a mid day export conference on December 3 inviting regional businessmen to explore foreign trade. The day runs 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. registration at the College Union Building with sessions led by Prof. Perkins and leaders from Delta Steamship Lines First National Bank of Jackson and others. A luncheon at 1 p.m. features Arthur Ball of Great Britain discussing Middle East experiences. Registration is $2.50, with advance options.
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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
Lusk Shipping Co
John A. Barry
William H. McGee and Co., Inc
Foreign Credit Insurance Association
Export Credit Insurance
H. K. Thatcher
Camden, Ark
Ouachita River Valley
West Monroe
Caldwell Parish News Counts Absentee Vote Tilt
Arch ie Darden reports 327 absentee ballots cast for the December 7 Democratic primary before the noon deadline in Caldwell Parish. With 4,191 registered voters, 3,901 are White and 290 are Negro. Mail ballots include servicemen government employees and college students.
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Columbia
Caldwell Parish
Archie Darden
Darden
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E. L. Ritter Sr
Iecumenical Council
Sao
Federal
Ouachita Bank
Federal Savings P and Loan Association
Monroe
NLSC
Port Expansion Council
Department of Commerce
Arlan E. Rawls
Zale
Constellation
Constellation Diamond
Zale Con@ton
Jiewe LE
DeSiard
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