Mussolini’s Lover Magda de Fontanges Dies in Geneva
Magda de Fontanges, age 50, once linked to Benito Mussolini, was found dead in her Geneva apartment from an overdose of sleeping pills last Saturday. Born Madeleine Ferriere, she lived under the pen name Magda de Fontanges after a career marked by a shooting at the French ambassador in Paris, WWI spying for the Nazis, deportation from the United States, and a 15 year French prison sentence in 1947.
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Danish King in L A Hails IU N NATO
King Frederik IX of Denmark told 1300 banquet guests in Los Angeles that United Nations and NATO are core to Danish foreign policy. He praised American friendship and Marshall Plan aid after World War II, and was billed as a working king with hobbies in sailing photography and music by World Affairs Council president Robert Minckter.
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Ex-Aide Says Castro Talked of Fighting United States
Former Castro aide Captain Manuel Rojo Del Rio testified before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee that Castro told officers in Sierra Maestra days before Batista's overthrow that Cuba might need to attack the Dominican Republic and, if necessary, fight the United States. He also recalled Raul Castro boasting that Cubans would target Latin American dictators and ultimately the United States after the Dominican Republic fell.
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Milk Council Prices Hearing Set in San Francisco
Sacramento reports state hearings October 19 in San Francisco on a request by distributors to raise minimum milk prices. The San Francisco Milk Council cites rising labor and material costs since the last adjustment.
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Khrushchev the Music Man at UN party in New York
Khrushchev charmed a mixed New York crowd at a United Nations event, singing The Volga Boatman and leading The Star-Spangled Banner from a window sill. He conducted, drum-beated, and praised India’s traditions while promoting a critical view of United Nations interference.
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