Campora becomes Argentina's 30th president in end of military rule
Hector J Campora a Peronist dentist becomes Argentina's 30th president inaugurating ceremonies that present a transition from seven years of military rule. The day features a three hour speech a ceremonial sash transfer and a 3000 strong parade with delegations from 63 nations including Cuba Chile and Uruguay. Observers warn of inflation police and guerrilla violence as Montoneros and ARF vow support yet warn the war is not over while Ford subsidiary extortion ends with aid package.
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Congress
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Latin America
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Montoneros
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New Argentine Inauguration Shapes Rogers Latin Tour
AP reports Secretary of State Rogers uses the Argentina visit to ease tensions with regional governments. He meets Panama’s foreign minister on canal terms and discusses potential canal treaty changes. No meeting with Chile’s Allende planned yet as talks explore quieter diplomacy amid regional strains. North Texas regents approve a $7 million student union expansion.
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Bolivia
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Spain
Denton
North Texas
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