Change in Spain as economic boom shifts regime dynamics
Eight years after initial probes into Franco’s Spain, discontent no longer threatens outright overthrow. Economic growth, inflation control, a strong currency, and a booming tourism sector have raised living standards. A reform-minded business class and a growing middle class favor stability within Franco’s framework, while rural workers still face uncertainty.
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Franco's image shifts as Western Europe repositions
Western Europe slowly relaxes Franco’s isolation as affluence weakens earlier socialism. De Gaulle’s return and Britain Italy Holland anti Franco sentiment shape a new image. Franco keeps controlled concessions and avoids bloody repression while facing ongoing questions about future freedoms.
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Naval Academy Graduates Clark M Gammell and Robert B Stuart
Vegas Ne ws notes midshipmen Clark M Gammell of Las Vegas and Robert B Stuart of Moapa are part of the U S Naval Academy graduating class. Las Vegas population listed at 63 000 in the preliminary 1960 census report.
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Cataracts and Their Surgery Explained by Dr Molner
A patient letter asks if cataracts are dangerous and if surgery is safe. The doctor explains cataracts cloud the lens, are not dangerous in itself, and removal with anesthesia restores light to the eye though not perfect focus, requiring glasses or contacts for clear vision.
Vacation time expands as workers gain years and shift work habits
A Dartnell Corp survey of 342 U S and Canadian firms shows paid vacation rises with tenure from six months to five to ten years with three weeks and beyond. The trend favors longer breaks, more holidays, and earlier retirements from work, with flexibility like split vacations and attendance credits increasing.
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Allen-Scott Report on Employee Morale Costs
The Inside Washington Allen-Scott report notes expected high costs for a reform package affecting differials, vacation, health and retirement benefits, and a broad rotation policy. Crockett, a Nebraska University graduate, has a career in foreign service from Beirut 1951 to consul and secretary roles, later deputy undersecretary for administration under Johnson.
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