Soviets Expand Nuclear Power Amid Economic Plans
Moscow reports indicate the Soviet Union is increasingly advancing nuclear power within its industrial program. By 1975 about 8 million kilowatts will come from atomic stations, with plans for 30 million kilowatts by the mid eighties. The Shevchenko fast reactor began operation July 16, delivering 150000 kilowatts and desalinated water to nearby towns.
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Argentina's uncertain future tied to Perons health
Argentina faces possible chaos or military rule if President Juan Peron dies or is incapacitated. The 78 year old leader just suffered a relapse of bronchial illness described as a heart attack, fueling concerns over the Justicialist movement and succession amid a fractured party and rival factions.
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Reuter
Argentina
Juan Peron
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Justicialist Movement
Maria Estra Martinez de Peron
Senator Sam Ervin to Retire After Current Term
U S Senator Sam Ervin, 78, announces retirement at the end of his present six year term. He led the Senate Select Committee on the Watergate era and remains a constitutional law advocate and civil libertarian noted for cross party appeal. He says his departure allows younger lawmakers to tackle national problems.
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Sam
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A Beginning Message of Hope and Christmas Spirit
The Christmas message urges involvement to leave things better than found and to cherish children who are special this time of year. It recalls World War I truces where love and courage briefly rose above fighting as soldiers sang Silent Night before the shooting resumed.
Crippled Artist Hailed As Genius In Brazil
In Ouro Preto, the sculptor Antonio Francisco Lisboa known as Aleijadinho is hailed as a genius by Brazilian critics. Born in 1730, he created cedar and soapstone figures despite severe physical disabilities and poverty. The town now profits from his fame with tours and replicas.
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