Central American nations move toward economic unity
Central America tightens steps toward economic and political integration as five republics plus Panama pursue a regional common market. President Kennedy is to meet with Central American leaders to pledge continued integration, with the region boasting about 170000 square miles of territory.
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Honduras
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Panama
Colombia
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Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Julio A. Rivera
el Salvador
Ramon Villeda Morales
Luis Somoza
Francisco Orlich
Roberto F. Chari
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Irish kings and invaders shaped by legend and conquest
An excerpt traces Irish kings from the O Neills and Brian Boru to the Anglo Norman era, noting legendary trials of legitimacy and the mix of people and places. It recalls Dermot of the Hoarse Throat, Strongbow, Henry II, and later monarchs, with Irish names and the blending of cultures. The piece humorously observes Irish identity evolving among conquerors and locals alike.
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Henry II
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Strongbow
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Richard II
Henry VIII
Lord Grey
John Perrot
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Burke
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Fitzgibbon
Joyce
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Barry
Costello
John Lynch
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