Italians Oppose Coalition Amid Student Unrest in Rome
Italian Communists told President Saragat they would oppose any center left coalition to end the political crisis. The unrest spread from universities to high schools with thousands of students deserting classes, while police fortified major cities and schools amid ongoing demonstrations.
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Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Pietro Ingrao
Saragat
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Christian Democrats
Ingrao
Mariano Rumor
Christian Democratic Party
Sicily
Alps
Turin
Communist Party
Naples
Longest U S heart transplant survivor dies at 47
Everett C. Thomas of Phoenix aged 47, the longest surviving U S heart transplant patient, dies after complications from a second donor heart. He had received his first transplant May 3 and the second donor heart Thursday, with bleeding and kidney problems cited as the cause. Doctors note only Dr Philip Blaiberg of Cape Town lived longer after a transplant.
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Houston, Tex
U.S
Everett C. Thomas
St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Philip Blaiberg
Cape Town
South Africa
Stanford University Medical Center
Darrell Hammarley
Hammarley
Stewardess Reinstated. wife awarded unemployment pay
Celeste Lansdale, fired for being married, wins unemployment compensation from the Florida Industrial Commission. An appeals referee rules marriage not misconduct and United Airlines agrees to reinstate her. her husband plans to sue for back pay.
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Miami, Fla
Celeste Lansdale
Florida Industrial Commission
Lawmakers Propose Halving Kansas Legislative Committees
A joint committee in Topeka proposes cutting House committees from 45 to 2 and Senate committees from 32 to 18 to boost efficiency. Key panels would merge into broader groups such as Agriculture and Livestock, Commercial and Financial Institutions, Federal and State Affairs, Natural Resources, and Revisio n of Calendar and Rules, with several intact in both chambers if approved.
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Topeka
Kansas Senate
House
Senate
Agriculture and Livestock
Banks
Commercial and Financial Institutions
Lnne
Forestry
Transportation
Diplomat May Be Secretary of State
Nixonis considering a career diplomat for secretary of state with a long foreign service background. Robert Murphy, now in a State Department liaison post for Nixon, fits the profile but is ruled out as Cabinet material. Spokesman Ziegler says no final decision. staff conferences continue. Finch of California may join the Cabinet after delays with Reagan. Nixon also launched a talent hunt for 2000 lower echelon posts and seeks recommendations from Republicans and others.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Robert D. Murphy
State Department
Murphy
Foreign Service
Ronald L. Ziegler
Robert Finch
California
Ronald Reagan
Washington
International fund backs France as franc value shifts
In Bonn AP reports that eleven nations and multiple organizations ended three days of talks on France’s devaluation strategy. A $2 billion reserve fund will be drawn on if French holdings flee francs or if exports fall short, with West Germany contributing $600 million and the United States $500 million.
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Bonn
Germany
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Willy Brandt
United States
Man Detains Burglary Suspect at Reno Cleaning Shop
Charles Wolford nabbed a burglary suspect at a Reno cleaning shop after neighbors reported a broken window. He found the intruder in a restroom, nailed the door shut, and alerted police. Darrell L. Sears, 28, was charged with burglary.
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Reno
Nev
Charles Wolford
Wolford
Darrell L. Sears
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