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When Italy's Premier Giuseppe Pella took office four months ago, he said that he expected only to fill a summer interlude with an interim government. But once in office, his prestige grew rapidly, and he looked like the man Italy needed in this period. Last week he faced his most serious difficulty-dissension in his own party, the Christian Democrats. He decided to force the issue. He announced that he would resign unless he could count on the complete support of his party. Then he sent for his car and asked to be driven to the home...
Earlier this fall the Corporation decided to extend the deadline of the Divinity School's fund drive "for a reasonable interim period past 1954." Previously, January 1954 had been set as the date by which the drive had to raise two million dollars if it is to receive a half million Corporation grant...
...interim report based on screenings of enemy prisoners, reports of survivors and field investigations by its own agents, the Army charged the Communists with 29,815 probable war-crime victims. Of these, 6,113 were U.S. soldiers (only 511 bodies recovered), 5,460 were Republic of Korea soldiers (1,004 bodies), and 17,354 were civilians-North and South Korean. Most of the atrocities took place in the summer and autumn of 1950, before the Chinese entered the war and while U.N. forces drove north from Pusan (see NEWS IN PICTURES...
After traveling 12,000 miles to survey U.S. installations and aid programs in twelve European and African lands,-a Senate Armed Services Subcommittee last week made an interim report. Its biggest news: general approval of U.S. defense measures in far lands...
...chairman of this new committee he will work with two Americans and a German committee to study war sentences. The German members of the Interim fixed Parole and Clemency Board were chosen last week...