Italy weighs caretaker government after election upset
Rome May 4 AP reports Italy faces a caretaker government after Christian Democrat losses and Communist gains. Premier Amintore Fanfani is likely to be asked to head the next center-left government, though he may not hold the post after July as Kennedy plans a visit in late June to discuss NATO. parliament meets May 16 and Segni will choose a premier-designate.
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Algeria Hesitates on Arab Federation Entry Amid Nasser Visit
Nasser's arrival in Algiers stirred crowds and a bold gesture as Ben Bella urged Algeria toward joining the Arab federation with Egypt. Officials warned of no quick timing while neighbors Tunisia and Morocco watched wary. The Port Said tribute and open engagement underscored North Africa's delicate balance amid Egypt’s evolving unity drive.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
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Syria
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Egypt
Israel
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Africa
Man Faces Two Charges Against Du Quoin Man
David Jack Overton 27 of Du Quoin is jailed on two counts after failing to post 1000 bond on theft and selling stolen property charges. He was arraigned before Marion Magistrate James Johnson following arrest Friday by Marion police. Durall and Dodds filed the theft and selling stolen property charges respectively. Overton allegedly stole items during employment at Duvall Television Center and sold a 54 tube to WGGEL radio. A hold order is filed by Jackson County authorities for further charges of stealing equipment from a Murphysboro radio station where he worked as a technician.
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du Quoin
Williamson County
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Marion
James Johnson
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George Dodds
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Charles Edwards
Jackson County
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Murphysboro
Suit seeks 63000 in death of Carbondale man
The widow and child of Ford Humphrey, 51, killed in a Nov 2 1962 traffic crash near Murphysboro, sue Carl J. Hoffman doing business as Carl’s Liquor Store for 63000. They allege Humphrey obtained intoxicants there and, while intoxicated, ran into Rt 13 traffic as Edward Willis’ car approached.
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Scherrie
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Carl J. Hoffman
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Edward Willis
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Willis
Stay on One Year Sentence Granted in Williamson County
Reuben Valliant of Vandalia received a one year stay of sentence to the state Penn Farm at Vandalia by Judge John Clayton in Williamson County. The defendant, facing a charge of contributing to the dependency of his seven children, was given probation on February 1. The State's Ally Carl Sneed filed a petition Friday to revoke probation due to continued violations.
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Marlon
State Penn
Vandalia
John Clayton
Williamson County
Valliant
Carl Sneed
Police Briefs In Murphysboro and Peoria
Murphysboro police report Fred Wilson fined $15 including costs by Justice Jim Bob Kevely on a speeding ticket issued by State Police Corporal W D Titus for illegal passing in Peoria authorities said.
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David Q. Church of Anna Dies
David Q. Church 51 of 300 Sycamore St Anna died Saturday at Veterans Hospital Marion He was World War I veteran and a member of Veterans for Foreign Wars Carroll Tester Post 3455 Anna He was born Aug 7 in Union County son of Hugh and Bessie Ebey Church He leaves his mother two sisters Helen Ligon and Louise Choate both of Anna and one brother Russell Church of Pasadena Calif Funeral 2 am Monday at McCarty Funeral Home Anna Rev Harold Miles will officiate Burial in Anna Cemetery Friends may call after 4 pm today at the funeral home
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Union County
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Louise Choate
Convict Walker Escape Term Set by County Court
Williamson County State's Ally Carl Sneed on Saturday stated a one to five year sentence for escape will take effect for Albert Walker of Johnston City Rt. 2 on May 17. The U S Supreme Court vacated his 1941 burglary sentence and will not retry him. a prior 1958 escape sentence remains to be served after expiration of the 1941 term.
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Albert Walker
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Sneed
Atlantis II Prepairs Ten Photograph Objects
Washington May 4 The Atlantis II hunting for the submarine Thresher wreck relocated one ocean floor projection reported earlier. The search ship with deep water cameras was sent to see if any projection could be the hull. Atlantis stood by to attempt pictures when weather improves.
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Thresher
Navy
Atlantis
Man Fined Total Of 355 Henry J Wease Incarceration
Henry J Wease of St Francisville 52 pleaded guilty to three charges in Williamson County Court Judge John Clayton fined him 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated 100 for not having an operator license and 30 for illegal transportation of liquor plus court costs on each charge He was arrested by state troopers after driving into a ditch on a rural road near Johnston City.
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St. Francisville
John Clayton
Williamson County
Wease
Johnston City
Literary critic Van Wyck Brooks dies at 77
Van Wyck Brooks, 77, renowned literary historian biographer and critic, died last week in Bridgewater Connecticut. His landmark five volume Makers and Finders: a History of the Writer in America 1900 1915 earned the 1937 Pulitzer Prize for history for the first volume.
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Bridgewater, Conn
van Wyck Brooks
America
Poll Signals GOP Less Credited For Congress Work
Gallup survey shows most Americans feel neither party has clearly bested the other in serving the nation. Only half of Republicans think their party works harder in Congress, while many voters credit Democrats or see no difference. Regional trends show Democrats ahead in the South.
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GOP
Congress
Gallup
Capitol Hill
Dominican Republic massing troops for Haiti crisis
Dominican forces rush troops to the border and deploy a seaborne tank assault, with about 1000 soldiers moved to border points and several tanks loaded onto landing craft from Santo Domingo. Government says defensive moves, but reports say Bosch may strike back over Haitian asylum policies. Colombian embassy assumes Dominican embassy duties in Port au Prince, handling 22 asylees.
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Santo Domingo
Haiti
Juan Bosch
Port Au Prince
Port Au
Prince
Tito and Rusk Hold Extended Talks in Belgrade
Tito and Secretary of State Dean Rusk met for nearly six hours at the Belgrade president’s residence to seek improved Yugoslavia United States relations. A communique noted broad discussions including Congress plans to withdraw most favored nation treatment for Yugoslav exports and concerns over cooling ties since the 1961 Belgrade nonaligned nations conference.
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Dean Rusk
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United States
Rusk
Dedinje
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Belgrade
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