CBS Reports on Police Brutality Fails to Visualize Core Issue
CBS TV aired a report on police brutality and rights of the accused but could not illustrate the core points with candid scenes. The program relied on narration and official quotes while detailing crime statistics and police work, yet lacked visual proof of brutality.
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Non-Partisan Economist Named To Lead Ecuador Junta Fall
Quito AP reports Clee mente Yerovi Indaburo, a nonpartisan economist, named provisional president of Ecuador by the military after student demonstrations and a business strike toppled the junta. Yerovi, 62, was appointed Tuesday on leaders' advice to end five days of violence and chaos in Guayaquil and across the country. The junta’s fate, the whereabouts of its members, and the background of Yerovi’s prior service, including a 1948-52 agriculture ministry role under Galo Plaza Lasso, are outlined.
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