Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 21, Decatur, Adams County, 26 January 1959 — Page 3

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Cuba Resumes Trial Today Os War Criminals Castro Returns To Cuba After Visit Made To Venezuela HAVANA (UPI) — Revolutionary leader Fidel Castro returns today from his triumphal Venezuelan visit shortly before the start of Havana's second "war crimes” trial at Cuban army headquarters. Maj. Pedro Morejon Valdes, accused of being one of ex-President Fulgencio Batista’s three top hatchet men, goes before an army court this afternoon at army headquarters at Camp Liberty < formerly Camp Columbia.) Every g Wednesday I TOT’S I DAY I M I EDWARD’S I STUDIO I Quality Work at A Low Price To You. V I ovw 100 YEARS SOOO BOWER JEWELRY STORE Decatur Indiana immUMSIUMIIIM • - ...

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ROOD CHIVALRY—Jeannie Curry, 11. of Wheeling Island, W. Va„ gets a helping hand from her neighbor Charles Schei> der, 10, a> »he carries her doU. Theyare fleeing the tide on Wheeling Island*as surging torrents left thousands homeless in a large area. Iceland flood waters have also swept . qvejr levees and flood walls in Ohio and Pennsylvania, chasing more than 25,000 persons from their inundated homes.

The third of the trio, Lt. Col. I Ricardo Luis Grau, is to be tried as soon as this trial is over. One, Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco, was convicted and condemned to death last week in a public trial at a sports palace. Demands Blanco's Execution Before leaving Caracas, Castro said Sosa Blanco — now awaiting the outcome of an appeal — must be executed because “he is one of the worst war criminals.” "If he is not shot,” Castro said, "no one else could be executed.” Humberto Sori Marin, army’s judge advocate and chief prosecuI tor. said today’s trial site was switched from the Sports Palace at insistence of the Cuban Sports Commission which said it needed the stadium for scheduled professional boxing and wrestling events. No More Spectacles Sori Marin said the public and j>ress with the exception of radio *and television meh would be admitted to the rest of the trials.

But there will be no such spectacle as last Thursday when an estimated 30,000 jeering persons watched the proceedings. Meanwhile most of the 350 foreign newsmen invited here last week for the trials and Wednesday’s giant rally at government expense were preparing to return home this afternoon. It was not known if Castro would see them before they left. United Press International correspondents in the provincial capitals reported trials and secret executions were continued. They wpre accompanied by public rallies at which speakers denounced foreign criticism oT'‘revolutionary justice." - - “ . Thumbs Down NORWALK, Conn. — (UPI) —A reporter who fell asleep at a city council meeting was awakened by a chorus of “nays” from councilmen rejected a resolution that he be awakened.

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Italy Cabinet Resigns; Rift Os Politicians Coalition Cabinet Resigns, Brings On Political Crisis ROME (UPI)—Pro-Western Premier Amintore Fanfanl and his six-month-old coalition cabinet resigned today, precipitating a major political crisis that may take days and even weeks to heal. ' Fanfanl took the decision at a seven-minute cabinet meeting today after webks of pleading failed to end the split in his own Christian Democratic Party and in that of his coalition partner, the Social Democrats. President Giovanni G ron ch i asked Fanfani to remain on in a caretaker basis while he began setting up political appointments for Wednesday when Gronchi will try to select a new premier. The political rifts were so deep and the Christian Democrats so weakened in the last general elections that new elections may be necessary befor a stable govmmnt can be formed. Remained .For NATO Meet Fanfani has barely skimmed through recent sessions of parliament; “and his downfall appeared inevitable. He said today he had

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considered resigning last month I but deferred because of a NATO meeting in Paris. He also postponed action, he said, to prepare and present the budget for the next fiscal year. Rut in view of the "lasting difficulties" in his way, he decided today to step out of the picture. Immediate speculation on a new premier centered on Christian Democrat Fernando Tambroni, 57, minister of interior in the outgoing cabinet. He held a cabinet post under the late Alcide de Gasperi, who kept Italy from going Communist in-1948. Another»possibility was Deputy Premier Antonio Segni, who will be 68 next month. Segni was premier in his own right from July 6, 1955, until May 18, 1957, but

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I Tambroni was considered the strongest candidate. Walkouts Were Threatened The Fanfani decision was announced first by Finance Minister Luigi Pretl. The crisis was brought on by the resignation of a cabinet minister, threats by two others to walk out and rapidly shifting political positions on the part of others. Fanfani held emergency meetings with his cabinet today and Sunday but decided today not to try any longer to hold the government together. His coalition government has never enjoyed an absolute majority in parliament, and he has managed barely to squeak by in several important votes.

Auto License Sales Are Below Average Sale of automobile license plates is oti the pace ot recent years, according to Mrs. Lavelle Death of the license bureau. With the Feb. 28 deadline approaching, only 2,021 car owners have submitted applications. About 5,200 licenses are sold in Decatur annually, with the bulk of the sales coming in January and February. Last year, 4,600 were sold in these months, Mrs. Death urges all those who “hate to stand in line” to get their plates before the last minute rush.

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