Eva Perons Body on 20 Year Odyssey
Argentina eyes the return of Juan Peron as Eva Perons embalmed body travels through Europe on a 20 year odyssey finally resting in Madrid awaiting a final burial. The article recounts her rise from humble origins to political influence, her illness, and the decades of concealment and移ovement of her remains across five countries before ending in Spain.
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Madrid
Argentina
Hector J. Campora
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Eva Peron
Eva
Europe
Lenin
Buenos Aires
Eva Duarte
Senorita Radio
Juan Peron
Miss Duarte
Evita
National Congress
la Plata
Ciudad Eva Peron
Pius XII
Egypt
Pyramids
Pedro Ara
Moscow
Paraguay
Pedro Aramburu
Rome
Vatican
Milan
Society of St. Paul
Giuseppina Aicoldi
Maria Maggi
Giuseppina
Musocco
Garden
Senora Numero Uno
Carlos Maggi
Maria
Spain
No. 6
Calle de Navalmanzano
Jorge Rojas Silveyra
Ara
Rest Stop Prank Leaves Couple Separated On Road
Robert Meteer stopped for gas near Whitney Point New York and woke to find his wife missing from the camper. He retraced to a rest area off Interstate 81 and, thinking she was asleep, continued toward Pennsylvania while she had used the facilities. Police said they were separated for several hours before reuniting.
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Major Arandia
Buenos Aires
Eva
Major Avandia
Whitney Point
N.Y
Robert Meteer
Meteer
Pennsylvania
Interstate 81
Ontario
Canada
West Chester
Mt Mercy announces new admissions directors
Mt Mercy college officials appoint Don McCormick as director of admissions and Sharron Stephens as associate director. McCormick, an admissions counselor, will replace John Herriage who leaves for Our Lady of the Lake College. Stephens, a current counselor, takes the new post overseeing students in western Iowa eastern Nebraska Kansas and Missouri.
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Mt. Mercy College
Don McCormick
Mt. Mercy
John Herriage
Herriage
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
Texas
Sharron Stephens
Kirkwood Community College
McCormick
Collins Radio
Miss Stephens
The
YWCA
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
2941
Sixth Street
Army relief fund to aid dependents of slain soldiers
A British army spokesman said the benevolent fund will disburse up to 3750 dollars for dependents of soldiers killed on duty in Northern Ireland and for those injured or discharged, totaling about 32.9 million a year in relief.
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London
UPI
Northern Ireland
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