Italy's Rioting Reds Weigh 15-Day Truce
Italian Communist Party leaders weigh a 15 day truce amid ongoing violence that has killed at least five people. Palmiro Togliatti signals possible call off of nationwide rioting if government resigns, while Tambroni's pro Western regime rejects pressure. In Naples area violence persists as Villa Literno mayor Francesco Cassandra is slain in a death claimed to be a family feud.
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Hulan Jack Trial Ends in Deadlock
The trial of Manhattan Borough President Hulan E. Jack ended in a hung jury after 18 hours 45 minutes of deliberation. An 8-4 vote favored conviction on two of four counts, with Jack declining to comment and saying he would go to church. He faced charges of violating the city charter by taking a $4,400 remodeling job from real estate operator Sidney Ungar and conspiring to obstruct justice by claiming the payment was made by his wife from her allowance.
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Jean Simmons Seeks Divorce From Stewart Granger
Actress Jean Simmons files for divorce from actor Stewart Granger in Santa Cruz County Superior Court. Complaint cites cruelty and settles property rights. They wed December 20 1950 in Tucson and own a southern Arizona cattle ranch. custody of daughter Tracy, 3 1/2, is sought. hearing anticipated mid August.
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UAW and Ryan Aeronautical Reach Accord in San Diego
In San Diego, Ryan Aeronautical Co and United Auto Workers negotiators reached a new contract. Union executive W. C. Oxley said the agreement will be submitted to a union vote tonight and early Saturday.
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Cuban Rally in Havana Calls for Massive Castro Support
The Cuban regime urged a mammoth turnout for a Sunday rally at the Presidential Palace to show backing for Castro and opposition to courts. Havana canceled all sports events to ensure a large gathering. The U S praised by Cuban officials as they seek emergency aid amid crop shortages and political strain with Washington.
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Polaris Submarine Mission Faces Trouble, Navy Stays Confident
Report notes Polaris sub encountered trouble during a launch attempt off the Atlantic coast near eight miles offshore. Navy officials maintain confidence as a guided rocket failed after ignition and a safety review follows the incident.
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