Girl, 2, home after red tape separation
In Albany, Monica Lozano, a two year old born in Bolivia, arrived from Bolivia with a ham radio operator after months of separation due to passport and document hurdles. She reunited with her mother Aurora, father Miguel, and sister Anita, while fresh snow fell. The Lozanos, living in Albany for seven years, plan to pursue U.S. citizenship.
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Italy ex-president Antonio Segni dies at hospital
ROME Former President Antonio Segni who also served twice as premier died in a local hospital today. A longtime Christian Democrat figure, Segni became Italy’s third president in 1962 after a long cabinet career. He suffered a 1964 stroke that left him partly paralyzed and resigned, living in seclusion with wife Laura.
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Cincinnati elects first Negro mayor Theo Berry
Theo dore M. Berry, 67, becomes Cincinnati's first Negro mayor in a largely ceremonial role. He notes his color is incidental and that the mayor is the city administrator figure chosen under a city manager system. Blacks have long resided in Cincinnati and have begun electoral success in recent decades.
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