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View from Abroad. Frei wants his reforms for Chile, but he also wants them for the benefit of Latin America, which increasingly looks to the tall, scholarly visionary as a new leader of the Democratic left and a new force that could help pull the Southern Hemisphere tighter together. Frei is already moving in that direction. He is a staunch booster of economic integration. He was among the first to propose a hemispheric summit conference, now tentatively scheduled for next spring. "We have a commitment in Latin America," Frei says. "This makes us proud and binds...
...informal power patterns through which the members of the Court operate as well as speeding up the conduct of the legislature. Gov. Volpe, however, has proposed only that the House of Representatives be reduced from 240 to 160 members. Volpe himself has yet to explain just what the benefit of such a reduction would be. It would not change the power structure of the legislature; and since so little time is spent in debate, it would not hasten the business of the House. The only possible effect it would have would be to create unequal apportionment...
Metcalf has little money for advertising. A burly onetime varsity boxer at Stanford University, he was a four-term Congressman when he won his Senate seat in 1960. Though a somewhat listless campaigner, Metcalf stands to benefit from the fact that Babcock, who has two years to go in his four-year term as Governor, promised in 1964 to serve it out. The Senator also invokes his congressional experience, while tagging Babcock as a political novice beholden to business interests-though Metcalf himself relies heavily on Big Labor's support. Above all, Metcalf is counting on help from Senate...
Diabetes Disclosed. The autoanalyzer has two main functions: it can be used as a general diagnostic screening device, and it can be used in hospitals for patients whose primary ailments are already known, but who may benefit from a careful check on their blood chemistry...
...secretary in the Dean's office "guesses" that the rule was made for the benefit of the faculty and that he rule's enforcement was then turned over to the professors without letting them know it. This accounts for the rule's hazy status, she said...