Peron Returns to Argentina and Its Lingering影影影影
Washington reporter reflects on Juan Pervn s return as a turning point for Argentina s 24 million people. The piece notes Peron s social programs, youth fascination, and the junta leader Lanusse s role in luring him back, highlighting fragile stability amid inflation and unemployment.
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Washington
Latin America
Juan Peron
Argentina
Peron
Ton
Hemisphere
Alejandro Augustin Lanusse
Peronists
Lanusse
Spain
Buenos Aires
Col. Sanders Still a Public Asset at 82
Harland Sanders, 82, the iconic Kentucky Fried Chicken founder, remains a public figure and asset for the chain despite relinquishing ownership. He criticizes current gravy, comments on politics, and reflects on the 1983 sale to shysters turned Heublein owners as he rides a limo, meets fans, and watches the market.
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Chicago Sun-Times
Col. Sanders
Harland Sanders
Colonel
Heublein, Inc
Heublen
Miami
California
McGovern
Wall Street Journal
Tor
Mick Jagger
Israelis observe border fire on Golan trip ends in car crash
A tourist drive along Israel’s Golan Heights near Jerusalem was punctuated by Syrian artillery fire over the border. Five cars halted to watch the fireworks, a Druze rescue bus helped, yet no one was hurt. The incident highlights limited security gains from territory, relaxed Israeli citizen caution, and the presence of Arabs within Israel.
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Syria
Israel
Golan Heights
Golan
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