Premier's Worst Beating Marks Italy Election Shockwave
Unprecedented gains by the Communist and Liberal right blocs alter Italy's parliamentary balance as Premier Amintore Fanfani's Christian Democrats suffer their worst setback. In both Senate and Chamber, the Communists and Socialist factions outpoll the Democrats, while Liberals double their vote, threatening Fanfani's left-leaning agenda and triggering calls for a shift to the right.
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Texas
Houston
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Washington
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Vidientane 7
Pentagon to defend hush of 1961 Guantanamo killings
The Pentagon prepares a three point defense for why it hushed the 1961 killing of a Cuban at Guantanamo Bay. Witnesses include Medal of Honor winner Gen. David Shoup and ex Marine officer Arthur Jackson. Hearing led by House Armed Services Chair Carl Vinson and aided by Rep. Schweiker. The case centers on national security claims and alleged pressure on officers and enlisted men to resign.
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D-Calif
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Goxcanad
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Guantanamo
United States
Castro
Moscow
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Sali
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Fanfani
Christian Democratic
Rhodesia leader warns racism may spark war in Africa
Sir Roy Welensky said racism must be halted in Africa or the continent could slide toward war. The Bulawayo dispatch notes this warning amid references to local unrest and political tensions.
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Southern Rhodesia
Mier
Roy Welensky
Africa
Life term verdict upheld in Velma Lozano case
The Court of Criminal Appeals issued a mandate upholding a life sentence for Pedro Camacho Lopez, convicted of raping and killing Velma Lozano, a 9 year old, in August 1961. Lopez, sentenced June 28 in the 144th District Court, had appeal arguments by attorney Jor Chacon. The ruling was affirmed last Wednesday.
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Velma Lozano
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Ike Warns Critics on Cuba Policy From Amarillo
Former President Dwight Eisenhower, speaking from his private railcar, urged Americans to back the Kennedy administration's Cuba policy. He said trust in government is essential and stressed individuals cannot know all details. Eisenhower cautioned against super patriots and argued the government cannot create prosperity, only foster conditions.
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