European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 27, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 4 the stars and stripes monday May 27, 1963 mild Mai mered Moro seems out of place As italian politician Home a in Nylon eyes arc turned toward n melancholy look ing Law professor Given to Wcur ing double Bruch Ted suits. Turbulent politic hardly seemed the i Nee for his mild classroom in incr. But Aldo Moro Tnp cd by president Antonio scent to form a new government tins shown himself Tough Nurt determined inthe political ring. He Hud to tie to grasp and hold the reins of Italy s dominant Christian Democrat party which he Una bossed for the past five years. At 46, he is a . But he is the Ornu once Veteran of almost two Doc Desot political warfare. He s so talk Atlee and soft spoken that he teems to Lull his audiences to Bleep. But he polled More preferential votes in last month s parliamentary elections than any other candidate. Moro took Over us secretory of the party in 1958 from Amintore Fanfant the Man he is succeed As prime minister. Both Moro and Fanfant came team the same Eft taming Wing of the roman Catholic party. At party Secretary. Fanfan failed to achieve party backing for a shift leftward. Moro did almost without any one realizing it he moved slowly. He talked a lot h0 remained behind the scenes. For four years the Chris Tian democrats appeared to begging Down a Center Road. Then at Naples in feb. 1962. He swung the party behind an opening to the left that fan f ant hid once sought but had failed to obtain. It was a rapport Between a Christian democrats and socialist. Fanfant got the Job of running the government but Moro was cog nixed As the architect of the coalition. Party whose factions Range from i of was re need by his Catholic up bringing. Within four years before his.12nd birthday he unit in under Secretary of foreign affairs. He was not yet 40 when he be come Christian Democrat Leader in the chamber of deputies in1954 and minister of Justice in 1955. He held one other Cabine Job minister of education in 1957. Since taking Over the party Lehtis held no Cabinet position. He clearly preferred to devote himself to his party Jab. He gave no Indi cation he wanted the Job of pre Mier when other Christian democrats began to put pressure on him. He has consistently avoided publicity. Few italians know any thing about his family or Home in Barl. His wife Elennora. Sel Dom appears at Public have four children fir tit. 16, Annn 14. Agnese 11, and Gio Vanni s. His popularity is one of thereat mysteries of italian politics. Christian Democrat audience seem to doze through his Long speeches. But he arouses them to cheers As he concludes his talks with his Long arms outstretched in a Symbol of party Unity. The big personal vote he won also would indicate that women find him and his reserved manner appealing. Moro s friends soy his lengthy speeches Are the result of his insistence on being exact in every detail. Once an italian Magazine in personality sketch reported that he liked Western movies. The exacting Premier designate Cor reeled the Magazine in a letter tothe editor. He said he also liked comedies. Ci1ikf of card Baff Row defendant in the Aunch flu War crime trial sched Uewl for next year Hait born in custody in the Frankfurt jail once december 1000. A 1,300 will offer Auschwitz testimony Frankfurt the historic first Summit conference of Independent african states was Only a partial Success. But More important that is the Way the africans wanted it deciding to go slow now to be sure has emerged is in Africa still fragmented As before Outwith a new organization intentionally weak to guide and notto Lead. Realistically nothing More could be hoped for from a group of diverse leaders ranging from scholarly pro Western Tanganyika president Julius Nyerere tothe unpredictable Kwame Nkru Mah of Ghana who has a seemingly built in aversion to mod Erntson. But aside from the main Point of do cussing a Unity charter the conference left some definite win ners and some Clear Cut loser were Nkrumah and Egypt s Gumal a b d c 1 in xer. Nkrumah i ideas of a superstate were universally rejected. Nasser saw his influence Wane he could t obtain even the Mildest condemnation of Israel in favor of Algeria s Ahmed Ben Bella. Ben Bella along with Nyerere and president Felix Hou Houet Bovigny of the Ivory const was one of the winners. The algerian revolutionary achieved his Victory by virtually declaring War on South Africa and portug. Two other winners Here were the United Stales and Israel. Israel saw the payoff of years of intelligent economic Effort qui etly helping Africa s new inde pendent it rates with Uch projects us Ghana s shipping a retrial roubles were mentioned Only in passing an president Kennedy s efforts to bring racial Equality were some times applauded. Courtroom will be available for the Mammoth trial which is expected to last six months. Orders were Given to equip the theater in the new Frankfurt civic Center still under construction for the trial. The prosecutor s office said 80volumes of sworn testimony taken from 1,300 witnesses 250 of them abroad went into forming the charges against the defend ants. Baer Whoso predecessor As , Rudolf hocus was hanged by the poles after the War was arrested in december i960 As woodcutter Karl Neu Mann on the North German estate of Prince Otto von Bis Marck at Sachs Enwald near Hamburg. "1 am an officer treat me likens officer the former is. Com Rounder barked at West German police who handcuffed him. Other major defendants in the trial j Robert Mulkin. Adjutant to Hoess who led a respectable Ca reer As n Hamburg exporter until his arrest. Karl Hoocker adjutant Obaer arrested As a bunk cashier at in Westphalia. Wll Ctm Boger an Auschwitz guard and alleged inventor of the Boger swing on which prison ers were punished. Oswald Kaduk a postwar Hospital employee who allegedly once selected 40 children for burning at Hoffmann an Ausch flu official accused of trampling n polish general to death and holding a priest s head underwater until he drowned. Iuro Pian coition cot i Doway r. Smith jr., Usa Wall Street Marks Black monday birthday � grim and do met cent my a Lusty he a. A by h.w�, en., in Tom of nolo c 733i ooh Pladt Alt pm 741, re fat Fig to i 0119-331 Stfort a s42is, Imp 723, my. 7-2307 Munich. So by i. C 49341. M Haj itt. 3-73m v Wal set a 43393. " in re hip As la hip fian Cikuth la m 77 1c s44t. A 9j07j.7j, a Kimo of news i Maui Indiano swish Lite trip. A hit Knuf. 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Wall Street am look ahead with More Confidence Tenn ii did a Yrne ago for the Short term at stocks had been on the downgrade a year Ngo they have been moving upward lately the Dow Jones average has been push ing toward its All time High Clos ing Levels of around 734, Altman a. 1c 43341 1c 733 1c 01 os-2047 1c 3117b7i403 c 63913 t. Ic1 790047 it s4323 1c 49344 4m7t wot Occo. 34s93 Uita 27133
