Don Juan Rejects Franco Plan for Spanish Monarchy Return
Don Juan, claimant to the Spanish throne, denounces General Franco as the source of world hostility to Spain and vows he will not accept a law to make Franco permanent head of state or to restore a monarchy. He attacks the cortes as a government-backed body and issues a 700-word protest from Estoril.
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Hope for Cancer Research Gains Voiced by Medic
Dr Lewis H Weed chairman of medical sciences at the National Research Council voiced optimism about a breakthrough in cancer research. At Sloan Kettering Institute cornerstone laying he noted a brilliant discovery could overnight advance cancer knowledge. Alfred P Sloan underwrites $4 million for building and a decade of research.
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Spain’s shift to dictatorship masked as monarchy
The text condemns turning a precarious claim to ruling into a life tenure under a monarchy. It argues the need for a reform to avoid a fake constitution being imposed atop laws that have never been practiced. The piece frames the moment as too serious for Spain to adopt such a constitutional façade.
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