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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1955
Page
5
A university report shows 560 yes and 94 no in a referendum among government employees on Social Security coverage with 108 eligible voters abstaining. The article explains married women can earn Social Security credits independently, and outlines benefits for dependents and surviving spouses under covered employment.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science reaffirmed its 1955 Atlanta meeting plan amid protests over segregation. A petition by Dr. Montagu Cole urged relocation, but directors maintained nonsegregation in all professional activities and upheld Atlanta as the site.
Embattled Italian Premier Mario Scelba faces a confidence vote with an eight vote chamber majority. He seeks unity of the four party coalition as pressure grows from within the Christian Democrats and from allied Social Democrats. Ex-Premier Giuseppe Pella calls for a new government while Socialists demand terms.
Splinter factions rally to support the government but the Social Democrats demand tough terms for continued backing. They insist on an election law to boost minor parties with proportional representation as a condition to ongoing support for Scelba's cabinet.
Senate Armed Services Committee likely to approve extensions of the draft law and the separate medical draft act with no major changes. Chairman Russell called a closed session to push quick action, clearing both bills for Senate action later this week. He rejected tacking Eisenhower administration reserve program into the draft measure, noting House resistance.
King Baudouin returned to Brussels after a three week visit to the Belgian Congo.
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