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Whether Segni chooses Moro or sticks with Fanfani, the premiership will probably be no more than a caretaker's position for the next two months. For not until mid-July will Nenni's Socialists hold their annual convention and decide whether or not to stick with the Christian Democrats and keep the center-left alliance alive...
...will survive as Premier. In accordance with Italian procedure, Fanfani last week handed his resignation to President Antonio Segni, who is expected to name a Premier-designate this week. If Fanfani is passed over, No. 1 candidate for the office will be the Christian Democrats' tall, unassuming Aldo Moro, 46, who became interim party leader in 1959 and has since emerged as party strongman...
Only a Caretaker. Moro is said to be reluctant to take on the job, and his lavish praise for Fanfani at the party's national council meeting last week suggested that he, for one, would press for little Amintore's continuance in office. In any case, he would not likely change Fanfani's policies, since he himself was one of the architects of the apertura a sinistra and forced party acceptance of the plan with a six-hour speech at last year's national congress of the Christian Democrats in Naples. But Moro is somewhat less...
...Spielman, who last March filed a charge of attempted murder against his ex-boss and one of his cronies. A few weeks later, Spielman disappeared from Manila. The government alleges that he was bludgeoned to death on a motor launch on the Sulu Sea, is prosecuting for murder three Moro seamen, a business associate of Stonehill's, and "John, Robert, Richard and Peter...
Until now, Nenni, the Socialist leader, and Christian Democratic Political Secretary Aldo Moro have done masterful jobs controlling the powerful dissident factions in their parties. The defection of the dissident wing of either party would fell the government, and Segni's election may be the beginning of a series of attacks and counter-attacks leading to defection and the coalition's fall. To compensate for Segni's election, the coalition's left is now expected to demand that the Foreign Ministry which Segni vacates be filled from their ranks. To secure the reforms which the government promises and Italy desperately...