Latin American Students Change Slowly in Revolt Over Universities
Latin American students gain political weight as campuses shift from tradition to reform. Universities, long hotbeds of activism, see slow change driven by modernization, increased U.S. influence, and demands for democracy, space in curricula, and central facilities amid enduring autarky and class conflict.
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Alliance For Progress
Dominican crisis shapes Latin politics and extremism
AP report reviews how the Dominican Republic crisis exposed weaknesses in Communist and extremist movements in Latin America. It notes prolonged U.S. involvement, public apathy, and the fading ability of extremists to spark riots, while governments show growing police and military resolve amid lingering threats.
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Organization of American Sates
Communist Movement
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Caribbean
Havana
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Sit
Latin America
Conyer
Nist
Washington
Dominican Republic
Milburns Welcome Daughter Kristina Lynn In Midland
Mr and Mrs Claude L Milburn Jr announce the birth of daughter Kristina Lynn on June 2 in Midland. She weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces. Grandparents are Mrs A J Lemon of Baytown and Claude L Milburn Sr of Midland. The mother is the former Jean Lemon of Baytown.
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Midland
Kristina Lynn
A. J. Lemon
Baytown
Claude L. Milburn Sr
Jean Lemon
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