Communists Seek Italy Regime Role
Communists led by Palmiro Togliatti push for government inclusion after election gains in Italy. He argues the newly formed leftist bloc deserves cabinet representation despite the center-left alliance’s fragility and Fanfani’s Christian Democrats remaining the largest party. The May Parliament opening looms as the alliance faces internal pressures.
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Rome
Palmiro Togliatti
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Amintore Fanfani
L’unita
Communist Party
Togliatti
Alcide de Gasperi
Christian Democrats
Fanfani
Penny vacation lets family stay for a penny
Phyllis Dark and her two sons saved $11 for a two day trip to Panama City. The Panama City Chamber of Commerce offered meals and lodging for three for one cent from Friday to Sunday. The Dark family, living in College Park Georgia, last saw her husband ten years ago. She supplements her mother’s Army pension by babysitting.
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Panama City
Fla
Phyllis Dark
Tugboat Blaze Knocks Six Overboard Off Morgan City
A tugboat blaze in the Gulf of Mexico sent six crewmen into the water about miles south of Morgan City. The Pine rescued the men as the Challenge burned to its water line while towing oil rig equipment. Names listed include Sam W. Ryniker Jr., captain Charles E. Howell, and crewmen Oscar Barnes Joe Collier M Roy Cobb and Elbert Parker.
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Morgan City
Gulf of Mexico
Here
Coast Guard
Challenge
Pine
Sam W. Ryniker Jr
New Orleans
Charles E
Television Notes Critique of Derby Broadcast and TV Folklore
A UPI report voices sharp criticism of CBS television for interrupting the Kentucky Derby with a beer ad and a lawn sprinkler spot as Chateaugay won. The piece also notes controversy over ABC's Saturday folk show and Pete Seeger linked to The Weavers anniversary ads, suggesting pressure on ABC amid Nixon coverage debates.
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Hollywood
UPI
Cbs-Tv
CBS
Jack Drees
Chateaugay
Chicago
Abc-Tv
Pete Seeger
Variety
the Weavers
Seeger
Weavers
ABC
Howard K. Smith
Richard Nixon
Spotlight Salt Lake City Marks Third Year of Focus
The University of Utah's Spotlight program completed its third year highlighting a foreign country. This year India led a 10 day series of lectures banquets and exhibits with Indian Ambassador B Nehru heading the delegation. Brazil and the Orient were spotlighted in prior years.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
University of Utah
India
B. K. Nehru
Brazil
The
Orient
Castro Khrushchev Return From Weekend in Country
Fidel Castro and Nikita Khrushchev returned to Moscow after a three day weekend away with military chiefs in attendance. President Brezhnev also joined the talks amid questions about Kozlov’s health. Castro plans a week long tour of the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Tass
Soviet Union
Leonid Brezhnev
Presidium
Frol R. Kozlov
Castro
Psychiatrists urged to treat cases on front lines
Dr. C H Branch urged psychiatrists to expand community based care beyond private practice and hospitals. He cited Kennedy’s mental health program as a catalyst, stressing better plans and training to help the organically ill and anti social individuals who drain welfare resources.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Kennedy
C. H. Hardin Branch
American Psychiatric Association
Branch
University of Utah College of Medicine
Association
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