Italian Leader To Pick Cabinet
ROME AP Premier designate Giovanni Leone is expected to begin forming a minority cabinet today composed entirely of Christian Democrats. A spokesman said Leone will report to the president on his mandate and proceed with the task. President Saragat asked a one party government. Socialists may aid in a confidence vote.
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Defense System Under Attack in Senate Vote Dodges Sentinel Funds
Senate opponents of the Sentinel antimissile defense renew pressure amid tight votes on a $1.8 billion military construction bill. The dispute centers on Sentinel funding, with Cooper Hart amending to cut funds. Supporters argue Sentinel deters a rising Chinese missile force while critics call it unproven and costly.
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Canadians Set for Tuesday Vote Trudeau Mania Drives Election
Canadians head to the polls Tuesday as polls and papers forecast a Liberal majority led by Pierre Trudeau. Surveys place Liberals around 150 seats, with Conservatives near 80 and the NDP in the low 20s. Campaigns center on Quebec vs Ontario battles amid security fears and a post Kennedy era.
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CEO Denies Gang Charges In Chicago Program Controversy
Washington AP reports the CEO denies charges that a federal program funded a Chicago street gang turning it into a criminal organization and that funds were used to buy guns. OEO says no proof for claims by ex gang member Rose. Rev Fry and church leaders deny wind. Program recruited 499 youths. 254 dropped out, 83 placed in jobs, 30 quit later. Rose testified before a Senate subcommittee amid disputes over the gang accusations.
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Woman Injured in Pecos West Car Crash
June Siretan of 907 Nimitz was treated at Medical Center Hospital after a Monday car wreck west of Pecos. She sustained a broken right arm and was released following treatment.
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