— The Daily Collegian Friday, April-30,1976
Italians debate
as govt, falters
ROME (UPI) Italy’s
Communists warned against
U.S. meddling in national
elections and said Italy
should be free of “American
blackmail.” In Mjlan, gun
men ambushed and killed a
neo-Fascist official.
The assassination of a
provincial official of the neo-
Fascist Italian Social
Movement and a new plunge
of the lira lent urgency to a
parliamentary debate ex
pected to end in the fall of the
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government this weekend.
Pope Paul VI sent a per
sonal appeal to the people of
Milan to avoid escalating
political violence.
In what he described as a
“sorrowful exhortation,’’ he
urged the Milanese to
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Christian Democratic
government going despite the
withdrawal of vital indirect
Socialist party support.
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way for national elections one
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Giancarlo Pajetta, a
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the largest Communist party
in the West, said in the debate
yesterday that the Com
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American blackmail.”
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cent inflation, seven per cent
unemployment, violence and
scandals, the Communists
were expected to gain heavily
at the polls and demand their
first cabinet seats since 1947.
Answering Moro’s pledge
that the Christian Democrats
would keep the banner of
freedom flying, Pajettasaid:
“No one ever asked the
Christian Democrats to forget
their identity or to haul down
their banner. It is up to them
not to throw it into the mud.”
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The Free University will
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from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday on the
HUB lawn and in the HUB
ballroom in case of rain.
“Free U Day is for the
students and the community
to find out what the Free U is
all about,” Tim Perkins
(11th—general arts and scien
ces) coordinator of the event,
International students plan visit
The. Office of International
Affairs has organized an In
ternational All-U Day, for
tomorrow and Sunday. Mem
bers of the international com
munity of the Penn State bran
ch campuses have been in
vited to get acquainted with
University Park.
said, be demonstrated. Music will be provided all
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crepes and other samples of clogging and a science fiction wishes to bring an instrument
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