Ongania Rides Argentina Tiger Through First Month
Argentina's Lt Gen Juan Carlos Ongania, newly titled revolutionary president, marks his first month in power. He promises free enterprise and social reform while labor unions fight management, threatening the initial labor truce.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Argentina
Ongania
Arturo Illia
Alvaro Alsogaray
United States
Europe
Japan
Juan D. Peron
Baboons to Work as Caddies and Helpers in SA
A Cape Town anatomist proposes training baboons for labor roles across South Africa. He envisions drone-like work for calm, intelligent primates, citing past successes as porters, tractor drivers, and herding aids, while suggesting brain operations to curb irritability.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town University
R. Trevor-Jones
Trevor - Jones
Uitenhage
Trevor Jones
Senate Passes Bill on School Funds Court Review
The Senate approved a measure authorizing courts to rule on the constitutionality of federal grants and loans to church related schools and colleges. It would allow individual or corporate taxpayers and nonprofit groups to sue to test legality, addressing prior limits on taxpayer standing in such cases.
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Washington
Senate
Sharks Temperaments Studied By Miami Researchers
Dr Arthur Myberg head of shark research at the University of Miami tells the Underwater Society of America scientists are studying how water temperature salt content and available food influence a shark s behavior in marine environments.
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Miami
Fla
Shark Research
University of Miami
Arthur Myberg
Underwater Society of America
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