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Straripamenti E Pioggia Tutto Attorno a Firenze Quotidiano / sped. abb. poitalt / L. 50 Anno XLIII / N. 324 / Sobato 3 dicembrt 196* L'Unita gratis per il mese U Thctnt accetta di restore di dicembre ai nuovi con piu ampie prerogative abbonaii annui per il 1967 A pagina 14 ORGANO DEL PARTITO COMUNISTA ITALIANO Criminale rilancio del la «scalata» ALIARME NEUA CITTA'E NHLE CAMPAGNE cson un feroce bombardamento, aereo Straripamenti e pioggia Attacco USA a 6 km tutto attorno a Firenze L'Ombrone ha fatto crol- AI Consiglio dei ministri lare un ponte a Pistoia Ancora allagamentt «Verified» e ha allagato alcune zo­ ne • Nella Lucchesia il Straripa di omertd? dal centro Serchio in molti punti ha superato il limite di il Reno A ER IL GOVERNO italiano, dunquc, e tempo di Nuovo rinvioper la guardia - A Firenze il «verifica», come si apprende dalle «colazioni di in Emilia lavoro» di Moro, Nenni e gli altri. Per il governo Mugnone e I'Africo sono americano, invece. e tempo di bombardamenti su saliti all'altezza delle Hanoi. Tre ondate di F 105 si sono scatenate a 6 chilo- strade - Case e scanti- Angoscia metri dal centro della capitale. « Dense colonne di Hanoi legge urbanistica di fumo nel cielo della citta ». titolava ieri sera un nati isolati - Cinquemila nel Veiteto tfiornale filogovernativo. II quale, dopo aver ipocrita- Bombe su zone densa- Approvato solo un d.d.l. persone isolate Situa/'one g:a\issima per il mente parlato del « dolore che suscita sempre la noti­ maltcmpo iti Emilia. La pioggia zia di un raid aereo sul Viet Nam del Nord », cercava mente popolate anche di modifica alia legge caduta ad 'n'eimittenza per tut­ Dalla nostra redazione ta la g'Oiiiata o. soprattutto. !o motivi di consolazione. E affermava che, per fortuna. all'interno della capitale del 1942-Gli altri prov- so o^liineiiio delle nevi uell'Ap se 6 vero che « .si ha a tralti Vimpressione che un KOSSIGHIN DENUNCIA IL KIKENZK. 2. p.fi'.i.no boloiiciese h.uxio provo- MIG, cannoni e missili vedimenti principal! ri- I fioreutini hanno tiascorso cato no*e\oli pietie «ici fmmi Davide. disarmato e ignudo, combatta contro uno sca- un'altra drammatica notte di ve Hi MO. Savena e Simoggia. II tenato Golia » e anche vero che « Golia combatte solo contro gli attaccanti guardano la protezione {,'lia e di attesa nella cittn si CJemo civile ha <lecreta'.o lo REVANSCISMO TEDESCO lespira un clima di preoccupa- stato di preallarme. ehe e di- col mignolo. Se lasciasse cadere sull'avversario tutta civile, la riforma del zione. e talvolta. di tcrrore (ba- w-mito allarme \e:o e propno la forza del pugno Vavversario rimarrebbe schiacciato SAIGON. 2. sti pensare die i vig.h del fuoeo quniido il Itctio nel pomeriggio. e distrutto in poco tempo ». Aerei americani. in tre on- contenzioso tributario e hanno ricevuto in pochc ore oltre ha rotto Targne di sinistra In cato oggi Hanoi. La radio della 2 01)0 telefonate). Piove ininter- localitj'i Castel C'ampeggi. a nord Si tratta di una prosa ignobile. Grave e che, prosa il riordinamento della rottamente da 48 ore e nel tardo di Ca!dera','a di R-^io. nella stes KDV ha accusato gli aggresso pomeriggio una vera e propria a parte, essa riflette perfettamente l'intimo pensiero ri di avere attaccato « una zo sa locahtii dovo si era aperta previdenza marinara - Lo buret a — soleata da fuliium e la fall.i lo scorso 4 oo\embre. di Moro, spiega il perche della sua riconfermata na popolosa alia perifuria me- hioni — ha iei(> p:u pesante Ttitte le co-o'ielle innalzate dd «comprensione» per la posizione del Golia ameri­ ridiunnle di Hanoi c due zone esercizio provvisorio au- la situazione. Numerosi telefoni civ ill e militari -mo state spa/. popolose airinterno della ca non fuiuionano . mentre I'acciua £.ite via dalla ftin.i delle acque. cano che, bonta sua, combatterebbe solo con il mignolo. pitale». Due aerei sono stati torizzato fino a tutto il searseggia o manca del tutto in divcrsi rioni. Si ha la nensazione cho hanno uu.no le campagnt. Sarebbe intercssante sapere, a questo punto, se tra le abbattuti. A Saigon, il porta mese di marzo che le co.->e stiano precipitando. Alia penferia <ii Bologna, il fiu- tante cose da « verificare » che ha il centrosinistra, i voce americano. estremamente Le assicura7ioni delle autorita me ha cope: to la via del Cireto. parco di dettagli. ha dal canto cadono nel vuoto e non sono suT- Per tutta la notte lo popolazioni compagni socialisti porranno sul tavolo verde di Villa suo annunciato che gli aerei ficicnti a tranciuillizz:ire le |>o- sono liinaste in stato d'allarme. Madama la questione della « verifica » della posizione Nella riunione di ieri niatti- l>olazioni che ricordano con qua­ USA si sono spinti a 6 km. e na il Consiglio dei ministri ha Anche nel Friuli. nel Voncto mezzo dal centro della capita le colpevole leggerezza la citta e nel Trt»it:«H>.\lto Adige la si- italiana nei confronti del Viet Nam. Se le parole hanno approvato tra l'altro un prov- ed interi paesi siano stati lasciati le. mentre altri aerei attacca tuazione e tomata a farsi dram- un senso solo se accompagnate dai fatti, dovrebbe \edimento sull'urbanistica e i — nella notte fra il tre ed il m i'ica. vano una zona a 21 km. a nord disegni di legge che riguardano essere cosi. Almeno per il compagno De Martino: il di Hanoi. La gravissima noti qtiattro novembre — in balia Cili argini a maie di Aquileia. quale, sia alia TV che nel discorso per la « unifica- la protezione civile, la riforma delle acque tumultuose e distrut- sotto la spnta della mareggiata zia e stata data dal por- •lei contenzioso tributario. l'au- trici i cui segni. a distanza di Mutctiuta <la un forte veiito di zione», deline6 una posizione «socialista» sul Viet tavoce americano a Sai­ •orizzazione dell'esercizio prov- un mese, si rivelano in tutta la libeceio. hanno ripreso a franare Nam nella quale rientrava la condanna dei bombarda­ gon soltanto dopo che vo loro tragica evidenza. E tutto e se la forz;i del mare non si at- > isorio del bilancio per il 1967 questo iwtrebbe ripctersi. ci circa un «attacco mas i' il riordinamento della previ­ tenuera. e da attentlersi un cedi- menti. il ritorno a. Ginevra. il riconoscimento del siccio » contro la capitale del II colloquio che abbiamo avuto tnento e un nuovo allagamento « vietcong». Che fine ha fatto questa ' posizione? II denza marinara. II disegno di con un dirigente del Ciento Civile delle camjiagne circostanti Aqui­ la RDV si erano sparse a Sai legge suIFurbanistica — dice il gon, voci che aggiungevano e stato sintomatico: « Non si spe- leia e Terzo. Anche l'alta Val De- rilancio dell'« escalation -» su Hanoi a pochi giorni comunicato della Presidenza del ra niente di btiono» — ci ha gano e stata colpita da un vio- dalla «tregua » natalizia dice che i tempi sono piu che altre imprecisate iniziati Consiglio — apporta « modifiche detto. Qual 6 il quadro delta si­ lento nubifragio che ha causato che maturi per « verificare » se la posizione socialista ve militari erano in corso con ed integrazioni alia legge 1150 tuazione? — abbiamo chicsto. Ec- numerose frane nelle strade prin­ tro il nord. Solo a questo pun del 17 agosto 1942 intese a nie- colo in sintesi: 1'Arno non pre- cipal!. Nella bassa Friulana gli e una reale linea politica oppure solo e soltanto un senta sintomi preoccupanti. la to, e solo quando da Hanoi ve- glio disciplinary il settore edili- nbitanti sono stati me.ssi in stato alibi di fronte a masse sempre piu inquiete e indignate nivano dati i primi particolari sua scarica globale e come quel­ d'allarme. La situazione d gra- /io-urbanistico del paese al line la di ieri, mentre e probabile \i-sima soprattutto a l.ntisana gift non solo per cio che gli americani vogliono e fanno nel sull'attacco. il portavoce si de- In un discorso pronunciato ieri all'Hotel de Ville il primo ministro sovietlco Kossighin ha denun- di impedire il suo ulteriore de- che arnvi a livelli supenori ma cideva a confermare l'azione. duramente colpita daM'alIu\ione Viet Nam. ma per l'atteggiamento ormai intollerabile ciato con grande forza II pericolo rappresentato dal revansclsmo tedesco In partlcolare dopo le terioramento e di creare le con- sempre controllabili. Diversa la nei giorni seorsi. II Tagliamen rifiutandosi pero di fornire elezioni in Assia e in Baviera. Nella telefoto ANSA: la slgnora De Gaulle, Kossighin, De dizioni favorevoli alia applica- situazione dell'Ombrone pistoiese to. infatti. ha quasi raggiunto del governo italiano su tutta la vicenda. troppi dettagli. zione della emananda legge ur­ che e molto alto in tutto il letto il "U'gnale di guardia. Gaulle, la figlia del c premier* sovietlco durante il ricevimento di gala offerto all'Eliseo. (In e sta gia tracimando a Castel- XIII pagina il servizio del nostra corrispondente). banistica ». Nel Trentino. dove la neve che Veniva annunciato soltanto lctti (nei pressi di Pistoia). II cadeva dalla mezzano'te di ieri DI QUESTI giorni, infatti, la notizia di un altro che a sei chilometri e mezzo Illustrandolo ai giornalisti. |M>nte alle Tavole. alia pcriferia si e tramutata n pioggia. si re- E a sud di Hanoi era stato at­ Mancini ha affermato che il di Pistoia e crollato. Le ondate gi^trano gia degli .straripamenti. sintomo di « comprensione t> di Moro per l'aggressione MR mm disegno di legge e conforme ai (lell'Ombrone hanno abbattuto le taccato 1°« autoparco > di Van tre arcate in mattoniril ponte Alia penferia di Trento.
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