Center parties surge in Italy as early returns show Christian Democrats ahead
Fragmentary early results from Italy's local elections indicate Center parties leading the Communist-Socialist Left. Christian Democrats and allies hold a solid share, with turnout estimated near 90 percent. Vatican press and clergy favored anti-Communist victory. Former President Truman, touring Italy, observed polling without exiting his car.
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Italy
Christian Democrats
Igi
Nnst
Center-Richt Aliania
Jall
Renee
Moscow
Alps
Sicily
Catholic Church
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano Inas
Truman
Florence
Milk Trust Action Filed By Javits In New York
Attorney General Jacob K. Javits moved in the New York Supreme Court to permanently enjoin about 82 individuals and 2 corporations from alleged price fixing and monopolistic practices in the city’s milk business. He said the suit targets roughly half of the city’s daily milk, about two million quarts, and seeks liquidation of two trade groups. He noted the action is civil but could become criminal, and suggested potential savings for consumers.
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New. York
Jacob
Supreme Court
Assn
Inc
Independent Milk Marketers, Inc
Javits
Tipsy Driver Sentenced 30 Days For DWI Arrest
Jack Nelson charged with driving while intoxicated and driving without license received 30 days in Onondaga Penitentiary and a 200 dollar fine after pleading guilty. A separate Count of dangerous driving was dismissed. Nelson was arrested after a four car crash at S Salina Street and McKinley Avenue. Bresnahan released on bail after pleading not guilty to DWI and dangerous driving with case set for June 4. He was arrested after weaving on Hiawatha Place and N Salina Street.
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Truman H. Preston
Jack. Nelson
S. West St
Onondaga Penitentary
Nelson
S. Salina
Mckinley
Ave
Jack
Bresnahan
Avery
Charles Estes
Bresnaham
Hiawatha Pica
N. Salina St
Security evolutions in federal employee protections evolve
The President may hear evolving details on a federal employee security program. Roscoe Drummond offers commentary on the Editorial Page. Other features and sections appear across Amusements Music Bridge Financial Classified Radio-TV City Life Women Deaths Sr. Forum Editorials Sports Letters and Pictures on various pages.
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Roscoe Drummond
Bridge
Radio
City Life
Sr. Forum
Florida primary finale pits Stevenson and Kefauver in tense showdown
Adlai E. Stevenson and Estes Kefauver campaign for the Florida primary voting tomorrow with 28 national convention votes at stake. They press in Miami and nearby Dade County while California planning looms. The race grows harsher as Eleanor Roosevelt backs Stevenson and both sides accuse the other of shifting messages.
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Fla
Adlai E. Stevenson
Sen. Estes -Kefauver
Florida
California
Kefauver
Dade ‘County
Steven
Son
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Cure Club
Eleanor. Roosevelt
Robert L. F. Sikes
Eighth Brother Becomes Priest in Sister City Ordination
Joseph O Hara yesterday joined his seven brothers in the Roman Catholic priesthood. All seven attended the ordination at Minsteracres Abbey with two brothers from Birmingham Alabama. The eight brothers range in age from 26 to 39 and the two American visitors were Fathers Alban and John O Hara.
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Newastle
Upon
Tyne
England
Joseph O'Hara
Minsteracres Abbey
Birmingham
Ala
Joseph
America
Alban
John O'Hara
French Raid Seizes Casbah Loot Stirring 400 Year Old Quarter
A 18 hour Casbah raid in Algiers yielded arms grenades explosives a radio transmitter and duplicating presses among seized items. The operation with 6000 troops and 1500 police rounded up 4480 Arabs for questioning 522 detained as suspects.
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Casbah
Charles Boyer
Hedy Lamarr
Algeria
Burns Dag Map Firmer Border Truce Talks
United Nations truce chief Maj. Gen. E L M Burns met Dag Hammarskjold at U N headquarters to discuss solidifying cease fire agreements between Arabs and Israelis. Burns noted relaxation of tension since Hammarskjold's return and said both sides have honored obligations with only minor incidents. A Yugoslavian council president released a British drafted resolution urging continued U N good offices and speedy implementation of measures to maintain peace along the frontiers. The plan includes strengthening Burns staff full freedom of movement for observers and other steps to prevent border incidents.
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United Nations
E.’L.m. Burns
Middle East
Dag ‘Hammarskjold
Arcbs
U.N
Jerusalem
Security’ Council
Cae ' Tk
Hammarskjold
Burns
International
Palestine
Joza. Brilej
Yugoslavia
Britain
France
Security Council
Swiss Climbers Reach Everest and Lhotse Summits
A Swiss expedition reports two climbs to Mount Everest on May 23 and May 24 with Ernst Schmidt and Jurg Marjet reaching the summit. Earlier, Ernst Reiss and Fritz Luchsinger topped Lhotse, 27,870 feet high, on May 18 as part of the 13‑man group.
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Nepal
U. A
Lhotse- Iya
Ernst. Schmidt
Jurg Marjet
Mt. Everest
Edmund Hillary
Sherpa
Norigay
Tenzing
Ernst ‘Reiss
Fritz Luchsinger
Direct Rome to New York Flight Makes History
Douglas D7C of Pan American World Airways took off today on what authorities described as the first direct commercial flight from Rome to New York. The milestone flight marks a new era in transatlantic air service.
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Rome
Airways
Five Markwell children wish to be adopted after fatal crash
Officials report many couples offer to adopt all five Markwell children aged two to thirteen after their parents Rob Bert Markwell and Dorothy Markwell of Niles Ohio died in a May crash near New Bedford Pennsylvania. The children, hospitalized with injuries, beg for their parents as relatives visit. offers come from Philadelphia Baltimore New York Cleveland and Mooseheart TH, with pledges including bank deposits to prove financial ability.
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Markwell
Rob Bert
Dorothy Markwell
Niles
Ohio
New Bedford
Susan
Tortray
Robert
Cecilia
Dorothy
Markwells
Theodore Ivanchak
Ivanchak
Warren
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Gunmen hunted in Britain amid royal security fears
Three Cypriot gunmen who fled with forged passports were reported hunted in Britain as police tightened around the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. Extra protection was ordered for the color parade and crowds, with fears of retaliatory acts by Cypriot militants and possible targeting of royal family members.
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Elizabeth II
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham
Palace
Scotland Yard
EOKA
Cyprus
Cen
Weather forecast from U S weatherman Keller at Hancock Field
Andrew P Keller, U S weatherman, predicts fair today with sun peeking through clouds then showers tomorrow. High 66 with 44 tonight and 70 tomorrow, winds north to northwest 15 to 25 mph today then southeast 15 to 20 mph tomorrow. weekend rain possible in eastern and western areas, up to three inches in some places.
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U. S
Keller
Greece's Foreign Minister Resigns in Cyprus Dispute
Athens reports the resignation of Foreign Minister Spyros Theotokis amid Greek demand for a tougher stance toward Britain over Cyprus. Premier Constantine Karamanlis accepted the move and shifted Agriculture Minister Evanghelos Averoff to the Foreign Ministry. Theotokis cited his moderate Cyprus policy as the reason.
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Greece
Constantine
Karamanilis
Spyros
Théotokis
Theotokis
Cyprus
Evanghelos Averoff
Foreign Ministry
Communist Paper Endorses Robinson Crusoe as Progressive Tale
Neues Deutschland approved Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe as progressive and utopian in parts. The paper praised Crusoe for outlawing cannibalism and advancing social progress.
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Berlin
Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
Daniel Defoe
Crusoe
Quintu…y? Dionne quints mark 22nd birthday
Montreal reports the surviving Dionne quintuplets planned a quiet celebration outside Montreal for their 22nd birthday. Annette studies music in Nicolet, Marie runs a flower shop, and Yvonne with Cecile train as nurses. Emilie died in 1954.
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Dionne Quints
Nicolet
Que
Annette
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne
Cecile
Callander
Ont
Memorial Day Toll Seen At 110 Deaths In Traffic
National Safety Council estimates Memorial Day traffic deaths will reach 110, well above the normal 70. The period covered runs from 6 PM tomorrow to midnight Wednesday local time, challenging motorists to curb fatalities.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Sukarno Visits Detroit Plants
President Sukarno of Indonesia arrived in Michigan for a two day visit to inspect Detroit industry. He started at the Chrysler Plymouth engine plant to view automation and was to tour GM technical center and Ford steel plant.
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INS
Achmed Is
Sukarno
Indonesia
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Michigan
Chrysler-Plymouth
Ford Steel
Tokyo Scientists Record Suspected New Bikini Blast
Japanese instruments report atmospheric pressure waves and distant seismic data from a presumed hydrogen explosion near Bikini Atoll. Observatories note waves lasting about 40 minutes with force comparable to the May 21 H bomb, while seismographs trace shocks hours earlier than air readings.
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United States
Bikini
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Riki
Matsushiro
Earth
AEC
Tokyo Observatory
Yokohama
French Reds Storm Police Lines at St Nazaire
A mob of about 1,500 men in St Nazaire, a major seaport and shipbuilding town, clashed with police as 200 reservists on trains prepared to depart for the Mediterranean. Police used swinging gunbutts and clubs as stones and iron bars were thrown. Several men were injured and troops, guards, and reservists faced off amid a heavily Communist atmosphere.
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Nazaire
France
Nigeria
Ain
Medtza Terranean
Prince and Grace End Honeymoon in Spain
Prince Rainier of Monaco and Princess Grace concluded their Spanish honeymoon in Malaga and departed for Monte Carlo aboard their yacht last night. The couple had spent time in the city before returning to their royal duties.
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Malaga
Spain
Rainier of Monses
Kelly
Monte Carlo
Schmidt’s remark on marrying a widow sparks humor
A chuckle column recalls Schmidt saying he would marry a widow to be her second husband. A friend questions the plan, noting Tibet’s better than being her first husband. The quip lands as a light local joke.
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Tibet
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