End Expected For Fanfani's Italy Regime
Rome May 1 AP reports talk that Amintore Fanfani's days as premier are numbered after the Christian Democrats suffered their worst election setback. The party dropped 430000 votes as Communists and right wing rivals gained, leaving the CDP with 260 of 640 seats and pressing for Socialist cabinet inclusion.
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Gerald Miller
Associated Press
Rome
Amintore Mantani
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Waly
Uberals
Antanis
Chamber of Deputies
Nenni
Christian Democratic
Panfani
Fanfani
Antonio Segni
Christian Democrat
Anfan
Vatican
Kremlin
Pope John
Blough Hopes For No Strike In Steel Talks
New York May 1 Blough chairman of U S Steel says he hopes wage contract negotiations this summer proceed without a strike. He expects serious discussions with union leaders to begin this month amid rising production and strong orders as fear of disruption prompts cautious optimism for a satisfactory solution without work stoppage.
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Roger Lane
Associated Press
New York
Roger M. Blough
Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Clough
State Aid Chief Falls Before Republican Ire
Cautions and calm comments circulated among legislators in Springfield as Republicans voiced strong opposition to a state aid program after Tuesday’s Senate action in Illinois.
Police Pay Bills Approved in Illinois House Vote
The Illinois House approved two pay raise bills and a state auditing measure on Tuesday. Firemen and policemen would gain minimum pay increases across most counties, excluding Chicago, likely taking effect January 7, 1964. The CPA outside-audit bill passed 130 to 18 and moves to the Senate. Governor Kerner previously vetoed the pay bills, but observers expect final approval and Kerner’s signature this time.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Chicago
House
Senate
Otto Kerner
Werner
CPA
Ex SIU Student Among Marchers in South Carver Nebraska
Neblett 20 of Carbondale joins a 10 member interracial group pledging a southbound hike begun by a slain postman. They depart Chattanooga for Jackson Mississippi, facing possible Arkansas and Alabama arrests. Neblett left SIU temporarily to join integration drives. his mother notes his focus on equal rights.
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Carver’ Neblett
Carbondale
South
Jackson
Miss
Chattanooga
Tenn
Neblett
Southern Ilinois University
Pleasant Neblett
Mar
Jan
SIU
Ers
Alabama
Greyhound
Lovett Barkley
Fourth Avenue
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Moore
Kenithay
Tormedy
Ross Bay
Tata
Peace mission in Caribbean seeks Haiti crisis resolution
An OAS peace mission met Dominican officials after a Dominican-Haitian incident. Duvalier told a May Day crowd he would not yield power. U.S. patrols warned against Castro bases. Haiti imposed news censorship as Marines faced friction.
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Port Au Prince
Maui
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Ree Organization of American States
OAS
Duvalier
Peace
Lie Organization of American States
Santo Domingo
Andres Freites
Cuba
Washington
State Department
Lincoln White
Fidel Casetro
U. S
Caribbean
Castro
U.S
Sargeant
U.S. Erbasisy
Gaman Marine
Average Miss Here’s Undercover Dope
A promotional study blends fashion and consumer psychology, noting how bra patterns shift with holidays and personal measurements. The piece mocks consumer data methods and mentions regional trends, women’s dress preferences, and self-reported body proportions.
Relief Accord Seen Near Springfield May 1
Progress toward ironing out differences between Democrats and Republicans in the legislature and whether veilings should be applied on public aid allotments was reported today by leaders conferring with Gov. Otto Kerner. Representative William J. Murphy said a plan acceptable to both sides could avoid a new conference tomorrow. Two House bills on second reading in the Senate carry no ceiling provisions.
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Arnold HH. Maremont
Public Aid Con Mission
Daniel Walker
Ady. Walker
Chicago
WAC
Jim Ronan Games
J. Ronan
State Department of Finance
Democratic State Cental Committee
Maremont
Ishid
David Davis
Bloomington
Maramont
Mike Howell
Michael J. Howlett
Ronan
Howlett
Kerner
Senate
Maremant
Willy
Sen
George Draeh
Springfield
Lindsay-Schaub
Otta Kerner
Haim
Wiliam J. Murphy
Antioch
House
Reader
Republicans to Study Economy Bloc Budget and Bills
Three Republican legislators from Springfield Peoria and Mimhurst announce reactivating an economy bloc to study Gov Ola Kerner's budget and appropriation bills. Led by G William Horsley John Parkhurst and John Erlenborn the group cites the 1961 session as instrumental in including appropriations.
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Springfield
Ola Kerner
William Horsley
John Parkhurst
Peoria
John’ Erlenborn
Mimhurst
Cuban Allowance Halted by U S Says Cuban Council
The Cuban Revolutionary Council says the United States has cut off its $31,000-a-month allowance. In Washington, the Senate defeated a Republican bid to cut $200 million from Kennedy's $450 million public works program. Dirksen protested the move as risky, arguing for more job-creation authorizations in the 1.4 billion supplemental bill.
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Miami
Cuban Revolutionary Council
United States
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Everett
M. Dirksen
GOP
House
Bomb shakes Ole Miss campus in Missouri night blast
A small homemade bomb exploded Tuesday night on the University of Mississippi campus near Hall dormitory, causing scorch marks and shattered windows. No injuries were reported as the campus returned to routine after last fall's riot.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Smith
The
Ole Tonight
Lowe- Miss News Service
Dows
Frost Rips Southern Illinois Crops Dark chill strikes apple, tomatoes and beans
Frosty air from the south brought freezing temperatures across Southern Illinois on Tuesday and today damaging apples, hot season crops and some cool season vegetables. Officials estimate losses later, noting earlier blooming and accidental fruit drop may worsen markets. Weather service expects warmer, partly cloudy conditions with highs near 60s and a low around 40s.
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Tlinois
J.B. Mowry
Southern Minois University
Carbondale
Ilinois
Benton
Herrin
Marion
Williamson County
Johnston City
Murphysboro
Weather Bureau
Hope Dims for General Federal School Aid
Democratic leaders on the House Education Committee abandon hopes for general federal aid to schools, dropping it from the Kennedy administration education bill. Chairman Adam Clayton Powell and other ranking Democrats deem it futile to seek such aid now, while aiming to preserve most of the remaining bill amid Republican pressure.
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Washington
House Education Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
DNY
Congress
Kennedy
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