Peru Political Turmoil Tests Democracy Says Analyst
U S business leaders see Peru as politically volatile yet economically promising as 1962 elections loom. Bettran, Las Prensa publisher, leads a cabinet of energetic reformers amid leftist pressure and social costs. U S credits totaling 53 million dollars target housing and roads, while Peru's majority Indian population faces literacy and participation barriers in a country of stark wealth and poverty.
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William 4. Ryan
Associated Press
Uma
Pera Appa
U. S
Perry
Peru
Bette
Beltran
United States
Las Prensa
Politi
Manuel Odria
Dicisterchis
Lima
Manuel Prado
Economic slump reversal eyed by summer
New York reports rising hopes for an end to the current business lull with proposed steps from Peru’s politics and government stimulus. Analysts caution the outlook is uncertain, citing limited immediate funds and debate on longer term spending.
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New York
Thej
Peru
Gales Promoton
Things A Columnist Learns In The Mail
HAL BOYLE notes in New York that European men favor younger brides as they age, a German study shows varying preferred ages, plus humorous epigraphs and odds and ends. He shares odds on prices, haircuts, and clothing, plus quirky facts about parkability, population density, and manners of living, ending with light quotes from contemporaries.
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Hal Boyle
New York
API
Woman Skin Diver Unafraid Of Sharks
New York AP profile of Judy Joye, famed skin diver and model, aiming to be the first woman to hand-feed a shark for NBC TV. She warns sharks are curious but not mindless, shares safety tips, and notes rising U.S. and world unprovoked attack counts while recounting her underwater feats.
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New York
Judy Joye
America
Miss Joye
Marineland Circus
Judy
U.S
Judy's caution to skin divers on shark behavior
She advises in part that sharks can be predicted 8 percent of the time and warns divers to leave sharks alone the rest. Do not try to joyride on a shark's back or tweak its tail as it insults the creature's dignity.
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Navy
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Inj
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New Mexico State
New Mexico
A&m
Mexico
el Paso
Las Cruers
White Sands Ris
Isle Range
White Sands
New Metiie
Judy
Engineering Students Benefit From Space Age Education
New Mexico State University offers a five year cooperative program with the U S Navy's Pacific missile range blending on campus study with paid work at tracking stations worldwide The plan aims to fund tuition enrich the college community and place graduates in high paying jobs It also supports advanced degrees in physics mathematics and engineering At White Sands nearby the school expands science labs and early grade science education to spark college readiness and calculus in high school seniors
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Las Cruces
N, M
Iap
New Mexico
U. S. Navy
Pacific Missile Range
Oh University
Atl Titus
Massachusetts Institute Ior Technology
Physical Science Laboratory
Las Craves
Aid by church groups helps Arab refugees worldwide
The Near East Christian Council Committee for Refugee Work coordinates relief for Arab refugees left destitute by the 1948 Palestine War. It channels funds from church groups in the United States and other nations through NECCCRW to provide food, shelter, medical care, and education in Lebanon, Jordan, the UAR, and the Gaza Strip. The program has aided over 1,057 families with interest free loans to promote self support, under leader Willard dors since 1981.
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Khatib
Gana
Israel
Chas Framj
Liverpool
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Stockhalm
Near Christan Council
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World Council of Churehcy
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Necccrw
Eis Tis
Ehurch
United States
Britain
Australia
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Canada
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Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Jordan
iGaza Strip
Rome
United Nations Relinf and
Fenwea1
U. N
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Willard Dors
Man Y Earl Y Prune
Friends Boys School
Ramaly
Palestine
Defendant In Drunk Case Turns Up Drunk
Denver AP report shows defendant Arthur Packer, 27, in a drunken case facing a judge. The exchange reveals the defendant’s confusion and a judge’s reaction as the case proceeds and a $25 fine is imposed.
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Denver
Colo
Robert FP
Fullerton
Arthur Packer
Kennedy’s Hope for Permanent Peace Corps
Washington AP reports President Kennedy proposes a permanent Peace Corps after a preliminary study by the American Peace Corps Foundation. The plan envisions thousands of volunteers over time, with temporary units first, training, and service in 10 priority countries in education health farming engineering and home industries. Volunteers will live with locals, earn stipends, and work on development projects, while standards, selection, and deployment details are developed by Congress and the foundation’s research.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Kennedy
Corps
Congress
Ple
Gov
Colorado
Pine 8 Research Foundation
Farm Land Price Boom Is Ended
Washington AP reports a prolonged boom in farm land prices has halted with land values flat to July 1 1960. Causes include uncertainty over future federal farm programs and higher mortgage rates, damping demand. Houston AP notes strong late 1960 show profits offset by regional trends, 208000 visitors, top prize Angus sold for 12000, and Frances Perkins as Roosevelt era labor secretary.
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Agriculture Department
Ta Dort
Houston (Ap
Houston
Ant Neil Masterson Jr
Cara Helt Ane Escate
Wlinsis
Ohio
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