Lava Injures Observatory on Etna in Sicily
Lava streams reached the observatory near Mt Etna at 9 709 feet, heavily damaging the site used by the University of Catania since 1925. Officials reported the building empty, no village danger, and tourists being turned away as Etna simmered with incandescent rock and glowing boulders in its 11 day eruption.
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Catania
Sicily
UPI
Etna
Europe
Mt. Etna
University of Catania
Volcano Institute
Kina
Peronism and political delay reshape Argentina elections
The article discusses Peronism as a persistent factor in Argentina since 1955, with leaders and military factions debating whether Peron might return to power. It notes how Peronist influence has shaped election outcomes, loyalty of unions, and the fear of Peron’s return affecting government stability. In a separate item, Levelland residents petition to protect trees near the courthouse square as commissioners consider a parking lot project and invite public input.
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Argentina
Wavale
Au-Nour
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Military
Levelland
Imade
Perrett Comiuissioners
Sion
Courthouse Lawn
Hulon Moreland
Exiled Peron Seen as Key Figure in Argentine Vote
Exiled former leader Juan Peron, 75, looms as a potential factor in Argentina's political future. The military government plans elections in 1973 or 1974, but Peron is not invited to return from Madrid, facing criminal charges and a treason-martial history.
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Ale
Juan Peron
Jandro A. Lanusse
Ile
Lanusse
Argentina
Peron
Madrid
Baat
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