Four Men Seek Italian Presidency
ROME AP At least four candidates were mentioned for the Italian presidency to succeed Antonio Segni who resigned due to ill health. Parliament will meet Dec 16 to elect a new chief of state for seven years. The contest splits Moro's Christian Democratic party with backers naming Fanfani Leone Taviani and Saragat among others.
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Rome
Antonio Segni
Segni
Aldo Moro
Coali
Tion
Serni
Italy
Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Amintore Fanfani
Paolo Emilio Taviani
Giovanni Leone
Fanfani
Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Christian Democratic
Democratic Socialists
Giuseppe Saragat
Soviet to Help Finance Rebel Arms Airlift to Congo
An East European diplomat says the Soviet Union agreed last weekend to fund part of the arms airlift to Christophe Gbenye's rebel forces in the Congo. Soviet assistance aims to replenish stocks shipped by Algeria and the United Arab Republic, with China aiding via its Burundi embassy.
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Soviet Union
Algeria
United Arab Republic
Christophe Gbenye
China
Burundi
Congo
Khartoum
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Sudan
FBI Words Rebut Newsweek Hoover Johnson Rift
The FBI accuses Newsweek of a new low in reporting over an article claiming Johnson planned to replace Hoover. Clyde Tolsonletters to Osborn Elliott deny the claims and defend FBI statistics, noting Rooney receives no on loan agents and Hoover's Kennedy condolence letter.
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Magazine
Washington
Newsweek Magazine
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Osborn Elliott
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Rooney
Robert Kennedy
Hoover
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Retired Teachers Plan Meeting on The Common Market
Mrs Edna McConnell of Columbia will discuss The Common Market in the New Europe Partner or Rival at the Fifth District Retired Teachers Association regular meeting. The Caldwell Parish unit directs the program in the Louisiana Power and Light Building West Monroe at 9 45 a m Thursday.
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Retired Teachers Association
Louisiana Power and Light
Cypress St
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Caldwell Parish
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Europe
Magazine stands by Hoover story amid grief over president’s death
Edgar Elliott said Newsweek will not expand its Hoover piece after a high level White House denial. He noted the letter to Tolson and a post search unearthed note not received by Robert Kennedy, praising the reporting as fair though acknowledging possible error.
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FBI
Newsweek
Elliott
George Reedy
White House
Hoover
Robert Kennedy
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