Word: milan
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...every 25 Italians; by the end of this year, there will be one for every seven. The exasperating urban traffic jam has become a national horror. Historic piazzas have been turned into huge parking lots. Ancient Roman roads are being lined with more and more service stations. From Milan in the north to Messina in the south, the car is king...
Married. Dionne Warwick, 26, top star of soul music; and William David Elliott, 33, musician and sometime actor whom she divorced last May after nearly a year of marriage; following a reconciliation during her current European tour; in Milan, Italy...
...more marginal, hardscrabble farmers give up and flock to the cities, the spreads that remain are getting bigger. The average farm, just 175 acres back in 1940, now covers 359 acres, and will probably grow to 600 acres by 1980. To make a profit, says Ken Bush, 34, a Milan, 111., farmer with $80,000 worth of gear, "you have to have the volume. To have volume you have to have large acreage. To have the acreage, you have to have the machinery...
...senior citizen, sunbathing in Rome with her totally in-the-skin husband, unaware that a paparazzo had, in Brigitte's words, "cut a hole in the dense vegetation surrounding the swimming pool and villa." The legendarily pneumatic Bardot had more than invasion of privacy to worry about. Commented Milan's disillusioned Corriere della Sera: "One could almost fear that the nudity of Brigitte, triumphant in innumerable films, belongs to a stand...
...sets and a rapidly rising share of home freezers, newest Common Market consumer attraction. In 1950, Italy trailed every European nation except Spain and Portugal in appliance output; last year it was third in the world, after the U.S. and Japan. "Domestic appliances," notes the Milan newspaper, 24 Ore, "are to Italy what watches are to Switzerland...