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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08
Kesmiih Named Key Banker {"
For Co.uznhus County Area

IN" American Bankers Asso-
citation has announced in New
York that North Carolina's bank
ers have AGAIN won the annuaI
A. b. A. -ltional award for con-
struciive service to agriculture
This is the l4th straight year
that the top award has beer
oaAoed by the North Carolina
Bankers Association. The award
is presented annually to the
state bankers association which
does the best job OF serving the
farm interests of it's state.
Ben l.. NcSmith. Jr.. vice
president Of Waccamaw Bank
and Trust Company. has bctn
appoint County Key Banker
for Columbus County during the
next T. months. The appoint
ment wrS made by North Caro-
lima Bankers Association prcsi-
dent J Fleming Willy, Jr. of
Durham.
Wiley said that North Caro-
lina's 100 County Key Bankers.
will coordinate banker-farmer
activities ito work for better.
balance between agriculture and
other segments Of the States
eCDnomy."
Willy. who is vice president of
WachCNIa Bank and Trust Com
pany. Durham. paid tribute to
his Key Banker appointce in
this county, Willy said that Mr..
NeSmiU rs banker who is
genuinely interested in the well
fare of the farmers of his area
He recognizes she Importance of
sound farm economy in North
Carolina. WHICH is still a pre-
dominant rsricultural state. |
am delighted that he has accept
ed the appointment as County
Key Banker"
The 100 County Key Bankers
work as a committee to promote
the numerous farm actiyitiesl
sponsored by the bankers oft
North Carolina. The N. c. Bank
ers Association spends thousands
OF dollars annually in promotingic
farm practices.
We spend more on our farm Nv
programs" Willy said. than any,
oher single activity. We beIieveIs
LIS good investment for banks, 1t
as we'll as for the entire state.
Tho bankers association spon- Y
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08

lices of Melvin Mobiles who suf-
fered an ankle injury Friday
might in the $50 beating the
Devils took from the Loris Lions,
Chadbourn, a quick striking
team. will be primcd for this
holiday game.
Most of the Red Devils came
through the LoriS tilt without
serious injuries and are expect
'd I" bc III good condition for
friday nights tilt when they
tempt To break back into the
win column.
chadbourn comes to Tabor
City with Il layoff of two weeks
Their game scheduled with Eliz-
"oe'htown was postponed Fri
Cay due to inclemcnt weather.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08
Meihodists Begin Drive Monday
For S. Million Education Fund

Wesley Foundations which oper.
ate as non-MethodiSt schools.
Following the initial mcctinl
acre. individual churches will
old funC-rniSinc Crivs> during
hc period. Nov. 1923.
Bishop CARRIER will open ia,
lOct. 18th Rally here III Memorial
Auditorium.
The Need and the Challenge"
Will be discussed by: Bill Price
chairman OF the campaign exc
IcutiNe committee; and DR.. c. w
NoooinS of LouiSburg College,
Mrs. Pierce Johnson. presidcn,
OF the Woman'S Society of Chris
tian CcrvIcc: DR.. l.. Stacy Weay-
or of Methodist College: W
Jasper Smith of North Carolina
Wesleyan College; and DR.. a
Hollis EdcnS Of Duke Univcrs-
lty.
DR.. Denman and the Rev. Paul
Carruth. executive director OF
Christian Higher Education. will
also speak AT the morning scs-
sion.
Sanford to Preside
Terry Sanford will prcsid,
during the afternoon session anc
Milo w. Hcnke will discuss tn,
plan of the campaign.
Addresses will be given h,
iGovcrnor Hodges and DR.. Gross
Members of the campaign cX.
lccutive committee i'll addition I,
Chairman Price are: Bishop Gar.
Der, the Rev. Mr.. Carruth. c
Felix Harvey III. l.. W. Hill
Mrs. Johnson and the Rev. Yer.
gil E. Queen.
Luther w. Hill. DR.. c. f
Heath, DR.. A. J. Hobbs, ID. d
Holt. W. M. Howard Jr., r. l.
Jerome, Mrs. Johnson. DR.. Char
les f. Jordan. J. II. Lanning. NJ
w. Lawrence, H. l.. Macdonald
DR.. II. NJ. McLamb. Elaine NJ
Madison. John II. Msares, DR.
c. p. Morris. Tom S. Newbold
James 7. Patrick. Brooks Pat
ten, w. Stanley Potter, DR.. How
ard p. Powell. Mr.. Price. DR.
Tueen, DR.. c. w. Robbins. Leon
Russell. Mr.. Sanford. E. r. Shul-
Ter, Mrs. E. H. Smotherman. J
o. Talley Jr., Key w. Taylor
W. Avery Thompson. L. A. Til
ley, Helen Trader, c. w. Twi-
ford, Charles E. Vale, w. c.
Walton Jr.. L. A. Watts, T. ].
Whitehead, Nancy Wike, Herm-
an S. Winberry. Carolee Wood.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08
Yam Bowl Tilt
Pits Red Devils
VS. Chadbourn

Tabor City's Red Devils will
play host to Chadbourn here
Friday night in the annual Yam
Bowl" contest.
The two teams met earlier in
the season and ended in a 1913
tie.
The Red Devils will be play
ing without the valuable serv-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08
Circle Holds Meet
To Name Officers

The Dula McGougan Circle of
me Tabor City Baptist w. NJ. U.
met IN an organiZatiOnal session
tuesday evening in the home of
Miss Anne Brooks McGougan
chairman. marking the initial
meeting OF the new church year.
Mrs. :. L. Jackson talked ON
the theme Daily Living" after
winch committee chairnicn wcre
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08
Add Something
New To Yam
Exhibit Hall

Something new has been add
ed to the Exhibit Hall for the
Carolinas Yam Festival.
The Jaycees have set I'D a
Dunk the Official tub at the
entrance to the Hall.
The Six-foot tubs, filled with
water. will cater to those who
get their kicks out Of throwins
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08

president; Cora Dew. recording
secretary; Jerry Enzor, treasur-
cr; and Kathleen Walker. cor
responding secretary.
The meeting begins at 7:3O
D. b.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-08

| NrproSln.a,NlS 1000 Method
ISIS members Ol The North Car
lO!lna Conference nf The Meth
Incls, Church VIII gather IN
.icn'"riil Auditorium. Raleigh
IN {. on Monday. Oct. l3. to
Iinlt!atc formally L $4,000, 900
ldrive for education.
Those attending will include
pastors AID representatives of
the $50 churches and 10000
MethodiStS in the Conference.
AmonG those from Columbus
County Intending will be the
following members of the Saint
Paul Methodist Church in Tabor
City: Frank Nesmith. Z. c.
Sanders. the Rev. z. ii. Layfield
Eldred Hickman, :. T. Rogers.
Mrs. Letha Butler and Winston
Gore.
Those sessions will begin al
10 y. Nj. Monday morning. Oct.
l3, and will end at 3 =. Nj. A
barbecue luncheon will be serv-
.,d a, the auditorium at II
o'clock noon.
Featured speakers will include
Governor Hodges: Bishop Paul
Noff Gerber OF the Conference:
DR.. Harry Denman, executive
sccretary OF the General Board
lot Evangelism of The Methodist
/ Church: and DR.. John Gross
/ Executive Director of the Gen
icral Commission on Christian
Higher Education.
EDUCATION PROGRAM
The S5.OOO,0OO sought in the
Forthcoming drive will cover the
cost of the Conference educa-
tonal program. or the total,
100000 will be earmarked for
the Conferences two new COL
lcgeS-McthodiSt College. locat-
ed at Fayetteville and North
Carolina Wesleyan College at
Rocky Mount. Construction of
the two new colleges already has
begun.
The remaining 100000 will
be used for existing Methodist
schools - Greensboro College
High Point College, LouiSburg
College. Duke University and the
baseballs. The marksmen will
be rewarded by striking the tar
get that sends whatever official
is sitting on the seat plunging
into the water.
II was believed that such per-
sons as Mayor Howard Harrel-
son, Tally Eddings, executive
secretary of the Merchants As
ISOLATION, Chief of Police H. r.
EppS. Troy Mcpherson, and sew
eral commissioners would take
their turns on the seat.
The project is under the direc-
ton of Harold Hulk who in con-
Junction with Bobby Rippy,
Horace Cox and Billy Page en-.
gineered the contraption that
has already created considerable
comment among those working
III the Exhibit Hall.
Sure hope it turns warmer"
SAID Hayor HARRISON as he
watched his Jaycee cohorts put
the finishing touches on the
dunking contraption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Star comics produced by these agencies, besides
those already mentioned, are Buck Rogers, Bus
Satoyer, Mrs. Fitz'S Flats, Frttsi Ritz FINLAND Hi
and Lois, Jackson TininS, Louie, MGrmGduke, On
Stage, Pogo, Sad Sack, Scamp and Tales From the
Classics.
American comics are doing quite well in Britain,
France, Japan, Latin America, the Netherlands,
Sweden and Switzerland, and have begun to catch
on in Lebanon and Portugal They are especially
popular in Australia, and, conversely, one of that
country'S favorites, The Potts. is attracting con-
siderable following in the United States.
Even Communists seem to find the funnies
hard to resist In YugoSlava, when the govern
ment abolished them, newspaper calculations
dropped. After futile attempts to attract readers
by other means the comics were restored with
such enthusiasm that even the party organ. Borba,
went along. Now Yugoslav editors are so certain
of the power of the funnieS to win readers that
they usually insist two or three years supply
of strip purchased abroad. Walt Disneys features
and Mutt and JEFF are high on the popularity list.
In France, although the Communist press
ignores the comics, Red readers seem to like them
Nearly 80 per cent of FranceSoirS readers said
to have voted Communist, yet Juliet Jones is one
of their favorite strips.
But the best evidence that comics have winning
ways is the fact that the Russians who are
not noted for their humor show signs of sue
cumbing to them. A Moscow paper has started
comic of its own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-09

Top: A poneI from the USIA's pictorial history Of
the u S.. in Urdu, which is spoken in Pokiston. Also
in Portuguese and Sponish; Juliet Jones'" "Mopsy"
"Lifes Like Thot" and "ciceros Cot" in Sponish;
"DoMd crone" in Swedish, and Buck Rogers" in
Afrikoons. language Of the Dutch in South Afric0
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1958-10-15

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ern home. Call Filipino Forum,
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Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
NVEsTIGAN
(Viene de la Primeral

bAOAAS ~ ~
ricanos, declare: "Deseamos que
nuestros vecinos l~atinoamerica-
nos adquieran la fortaleza e in
dependencia economical.
EN- gran parte a causa de las
relaciones economicas intensa.
mente activas y crecientes que
nuestro pals mantiene con Anne
RIGA Latina, existe una interde.
pendencia que nos obliga a COM
prender y simpatizar con sus ne
cesidades. A menos que ellos
progresen, la anne laza de .pene,
TRACTION comunista no puede que.
dar ignorada.
"Reconocemos la gran impor-
tancia que tiene para nueStros
vecinos y para nosotros mismos
Ell mantenimiento de la seguri-
dad en- este Hemisferio"'.
Calculo que ell concrete lati-
noamericano con ell bloque So
vietice representa- solo ell dos
por ciento del concrete exterior
l-atinoamericano, y que este afec-
ia principalmente a Argentina,
Brasil, Cuba y Uruguay.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
~ PEQUENA -.
(Viene de la Pagina DOS)

las del OrelIana.. Terminals la
guerra pedimos con Eduardo
Santos en- la C$mara que Sc N.
Vase una comision para visitar
10 que fue Ell teatro de aquellos
combates. Al doctor Santos lie
movia Ell patriotismo; a nosotros,
la aventura. Nos fuimos diez y
seis valientes. Ibamos con nues-
tras senoras. Ell gobierno nos
asigno un avion que por prime
"a veZ Sc iba a probar en- aque-
Hos sitios. Nos llevaba el celebre
aleman. Cuando acuatiZamos en-
Leticia a la maquina Sc lie ha-
bian fundido diez y seis de las
treinta y dos bujias que la ami
maban. Una quemada por cada
pasajerc. Al avi6n hubo que anna
rrarlo los arboles de la ORR
LA, y otros, que habiamos lido
a una excursion de tres dias, nos
quedamos ounce, comiendo car
ne de mico y de caiman en- la
mas deliciosa varada de toda
nuestra vida. Cuando lego ell
avion de repuesto de Bogota, fue
a tempo. Otros ounce dias del
Amazonas, y nadie nos SAGA de la
selva. Estabamos felices.. ..Etcete-
m
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
UNA-ExPERtENcIA
continuation de la Pagina 81

temala, Cuba, Costa RIGA, Panama,
Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Bra
sill, Chile y Argentina.
Sargent informo que los ingre-
SOS netos de la compania en- 1857,
alcanzaron Ell nivel sin precedente
de ~12,577.000 dolares o de I'm do
lar y 70 centavos por acci6n, con-
ira un total de II. 100000 dolares
0 de un dollar y So centavos por
accion en- 1856.
"Esto Sc logro -dijo- a pesar
de las bajas en- ell valor de las mo-
nedas en- Brasil, Chile y Colombia.
Dijo Sargent que la inversion de
SO 900. 600 dolares del programa de
1858, Sc hara con 21.000.000 de do
lares de recursos internos; 28.800.-
900 dolares de la Foreign Power
14.300.000 dolares de instituciones
do gobiernos locales; 100000 do
lares de ventas de valores de las
companies y prestamos bancarios,
y 100000 dolares aportados por
ell Banco de Expectation e Impor-
tacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
NcENIERoS -.
(Viene de la Pagina CincO1

anuncio que no lie gusta ell pro-
veto. Anadi6 que "debieramos
de c%oncentrar nuestros esfuer-
EOS en- los planes que tene-
mos va"
FL Comisionado Cowart dijo
que ell tunel podria ser pagado,
en- parte, por ell gobierno fede-
raj, 81 ell Departamento de Care
teraS del Estado, 10 incluia como
parte del programa primario de
carreteras del estado, D en- ell
programa especial de ca~rreteras
federales entire estados. Ell resto
sersa pagado con una emission
de bonos que Sc liquidarian con
las Quotas de los usuarios del
tunel.
Singer. sin embargo, declare
que ,~ualquier fondo federal que
Sc applique al tunel, tendria que
ser restado de otros proyectos
aprobados va. Anadio que un td-
mel a la isla Burligame tenia
pocas probabilidsdes de obtener
la aprobacion del estado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

: Viene de la primera pagina
CAMBOYA ALERTA
SUS FUERZAS


PNOM PENN, Camboya, JUNO
rs. CUPID. = Batallones del ejer-
otto real de Camboya Sc disemi-
naron por la provincial fronteriza
de Stung Treng para detener 10
que ell primer ministro saliente,
Sim Var, calific6 de invasion"
de fuerzas de Vietnam del Sur.
Segun las declaraciones de los
funcionarios camboyanos varios re-
gimientos del %ejercito de Vietnam
del Sur cruzaron la frontera de es-
tie RENO indochino y Sc atrinchera-
ron en- la villa camboyense de PAX
May.
Hasta ahora los circulos del 60
bierno de Vietnam del Sur mega
ron tener conocimiento Official al
guno de la supuesta invasion. Pc
70 Sc espera hoy un communicate
formal del gobierno de Saigon.
(Entretanto, informaciones, de
prensa p~rocedentes de Paris sena-
Ian que Sim Var, exhorto anoche a
los Estados Unidos para que ejer-
Fan preston sobre Ngo Dinh Diem,
presidente de Wet Nam del Sur,
para que retire sus regimientos del
territorio camboyano).
Sim Var, renuncio como Primer
Ministro, hace tres dias, por una
question de politica interna, pero
Sc encuentra todavia al frente del
gobierno mientras Sc nombra a SUI
successor.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
DAVIS

UAVIS 49,.
Wiene de la pagfna CincO1
abogado de Atlanta, de estar ope-
rando I'm esquema de cheques y
dinero, por Ell cual mostraban ba-
lances ficticios ell tres bancos del
Gran Miami y uno de Atlanta.
Ningdno de los bancos perdi6 dine
70.
Una vez exonerado de los cargos
Ell Sr. Davis declare que habea SUI
frido 10 indecible, social y econ6-
micamente desde que ell Gran Ju-
RADIO dicto ell auto del procesamien-
to. Acusa al Fiscal Federal, James
L. Guilmartin, por haberse hecho
echo del proceso.
Declare Davis, que Sc encontraba
sin trabaJo y sin saber que hacer.
"Es una accion criminal 10 que han
hecho con una persona que lleva
80 amos en- negocio bancario v
que siempre Sc ha portadc honra.
damente y dentro de la etica".
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

(COntinuaci6B de Ia pag. -
RATIFICAN GRADO DE
GENERALISIM0 A TRUJILLO
CIUDAD TRUJILLo, JUNO 26.
CUPID. = La Camara de Dipu-
tados aprobo Ell proyecto de ley
Que confirma y ratifica ell grade
de generalisimo de las fuerzas
armadaS de Republica Domini.
cana, al Expresidente Rafael L..
Trujillo Molina.
Lo autoriza para usar ell uni.
forme militar a discretion, den.
tro o fuera del servicio.
Ell proyecto respective, fue
presentado por ell Diputado, Mi.
guel Baez Diaz, basandose en-
que ell expresidente debia ser
"honrado como merece" tenien-
do en- cuenta ell rumor de que
proyecta retirarse del servicio
active de las fuerzas armadas.
TRUJILLO, HIJO, SUSPENDE
FIESTA
HOLLYWOOD, JUNO rs.
CUPID. - Ell General, Rafael
Trujillo, hijo del Generalisimo,
Rafael L. Trujillo, de la Repu.
blica Dominicana, decide sus-
pender la fiesta proyectada pa.
"a ell 8 de julio en- ell yate do.
minicano "Angelita".
La fiesta, a la que asistiran
1856 personals, Sc celebrara en- Ell
Hotel Beverly Hilton.
La actriz Zsa Zsa Gabor, en-.
vic las invitaciones, en- nombre
de Trujillo. No Sc dio a conocer
la razon del Gambia.
Ell "Angelita" lego aqui la Sc
mana pasada y desde entonces
Sc han celebrado en- Ell tres fies-
taS nocturnas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

ejemplos de moralidad, desempe-
naba sus funciones con verdadero
fervor.
Seamos sinceros; luchemos por
~verdaderos ideales; sin ambiciones
personales, o verdadera JUST.
cha para ell bien de Cuba; nuestra
Patria, y .poder mantener buenas
relaciones de amistad y confrater-
nidad con los demas paises amigos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

70 en- Colombia fue considerable
durante una serie de entrevistas
celeoradas por ell ingeniero japo-
mes Toshio Naito con voceros de
la armada nacional y de empresas
navieras
Ell senior Naito, que representa-
la empresa Uraga Dock Company
sugiere la formation de una COM
pania con un capital de 10 milo
mes de dolares para la construc-
cion del astillero, que atenderia
Preparedness de embarcaciones
hasta de $4,000 toneladas, y cons
truccion de unidades memories des-
tinadas a la industrial pesquera.
Tambien manifesto Naito que po-
dria estudiar propuestas para la
construction de barcos destinados
a Colombia en- los astilleros del
Japon, que podria ~negociarse a ba-
Sc de trueque.
AUMENTO DE Salaries
BOGOTA (SICO) = La fedora
cion Nacional de Cafeteros deere
to un aumento en- los salaries de
todos los empleados que trabajan
con esa entidad en- Colombia Y en-
Ell exterior.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
ABoGADos
(Viene de la Prilnera

Ell Tribunal Supreme habia pro-
yectado d%eclararse en- receso ell
lunes hasta octubre pr6ximo, pero
ell pedido de hoy lie insta a pro-
longar SUI periodic de sesiones o
aprobar I'm periodic extraordinario.
Los abogados dijeron, que la
orden de suspension dada por Lem
ley tiene como objeto lograr "un
periodic de enfriamiento" favora-
BILE unicamente a los enemigos de
la integraci6n racial dispuesta por
Ell Tribunal Supreme en- 1854.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27

mara Sc manifesto que la termina-
ci6n de la c~arretera dara como re-
sultado eel desarrollo de una eco
nomia mas vigorosa, mas libre y
mas solida de los paises de la Anne
RIGA Central que atraviesa la carre-
terra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
EMPkEsA DE A~sTILLERos

BUGOTA (SICO) = La posibili-
dad de la formation de una empire
sa con capital acknowledgements
para la construction de un a%stille-
zas, para un acuerdo sobre un can.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
Sc GEsTIoNAl =.
continuation de la psg. 81 ,

Publica en- los psises centroameri-
canoS Sc realizars ell ano proximo
en- Panama segdil anunci6 la Mi
nistra de Trabajo y Provision So.
cial dona Cecilia PimenteI de Re-
mon.
En- la ultima conferencia de Mi
nistroS de Salud Pdblica, realizada
en- San Jose, de Costa RIGA, Sc acor-
do que la proxima Conferencia Sc
r~ealizaria en- estd ciudad, va que
Panama fue considerable como uno
de los paises que estAn cumpliendo
a cabalidad sus compromises IN.
ternacionales sobre hygiene. La Sc
nora Remon anuncio que realizaria
una detenida jira por ell interior
del pals para yer por sus propios
oJos 81 Sc estaban cumpliendo O no
los programs sanitarios.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
FRANCIA
(Viene de la Pagina DOSl

rama de la libertad. La muerte
de Francia seria llevar al mum
do a los siglos de la barbarie y
de la destruction. Su creciente
vitalidad v progreso, haria ma
Ger un nuevo anhelo de los pue-
bios que Green en- ell hombre y
en- ia ley, como fundamentals de
vida pacifica, libre, de justicia
Y confraternidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
JUSTICIA PENAL
ADUANERA

BoGOTA (SICO) - I'm decreto
del gob'erno .reforma la justicia
penal aduanera que en- ell future
estara tornado por la Corte Supre-
ma de Justicia, Ell Tribunal Supe-
rior de Aduanas, los jueces Supe-
riores de Aduanas y los Jueces de
instruction Penal Aduanera. Ell
mismo decreto aumenta considera-
blemente las penas para ell contra
bando; Sc graduan de acuerdo con
Ell valor de las mercancias, los de-
rechos de aduana que debieron
haber sido pagados, los anteceden-
tes y personalidad del sindicado
ctr
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
DIARI0 Las AMERICAS Pig. =
NUEVo


continuation de Ia Pxglna N
su carta, lie manifesto que ha reali.
zado una gran labor en- ese despa-
cho = que acepta la dimisi6n zen
atencion a razones de estado, supo-
riores a mi querer personal"
MISIONES EDUCATIVAS
RURALES
QUITO, (SICO)-Se han iniciado
las actividades de las Misiones Edu.
cativas Rurales, organizadas por ell
departamento municipal de Educa-
cion y Cultura Popular, y cuya fi-
nalidad es llevar a los habitantes
del campo conoclmientos basicos
y normas de vida higienica para
mejcrar SUI alimentacion, SUI vivien.
da, Ell aseo de los centres poblados.
Ell arreglc de los hogares, etc. Para
la iniciaclon de labores Sc escoai6
la %poblacIon de Cumbaya.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-27
FANEANI 80.
(Viene de la Primera pagina)

Los peritos politicos afirmaron
que probablemente Fanfani no pc.
ORA completar antes del lunes o ell
martes su lista de Ministries, a me-
nos que complicaciones de ultimo
momento 10 obliguen a abandonar
SUI tenativa de formar gobierno.