Democratic platform shifts to emphasis on jobs in 1976
The Democratic Advisory Council report outlines a 1976 platform focusing on economic growth and reduced unemployment, vowing a strong government role while criticizing internal party strife. It aligns with AFL CIO Chief Meany’s endorsement and argues Nixon and Ford failed to curb inflation and unemployment amid two recessions.
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Greek man kills three to avenge father's death in 1939
Panayotis Vlastaris, 44, returned from the United States to Greece and killed Anastasios Loukas's wife and son with a shotgun after throwing a firebomb at Loukas's home. He then killed his aunt Kalliopi Douma and died by suicide outside a village church. Loukas had been jailed for the killing of Vlastaris' father.
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Severe Soviet quake report notes heavy damage
Reports from Tass indicate a severe Central Asian earthquake caused material damage with no confirmed injuries or deaths. Officials warned of aftermath relief efforts while seismologists cited marked damage near Gazli as Uzbekistan centers remained largely spared.
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Italian bishops warn Communists face excommunication
In a Vatican assembly, 200 bishops condemned atheistic communism and warned Catholics running on the Communist ticket in the June 20 elections they could face excommunication. Cardinal Antonio Poma led the session and urged dissenters to consider church laws governing communion.
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NATO weighs Italy removal if Communists gain power
London AP reports NATO may drop Italy from nuclear and intel systems if Communists gain significant influence in the Italian government. Italy votes June 20, with allies cautious to avoid meddling charges. The issue could shape NATO foreign ministers' Oslo talks this week.
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