Word: chiles
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...Jose da Costa Nunes of Portugal; Efrem Forni, the apostolic nuncio to Belgium; Archbishop Juan Landazuri Ricketts of Lima; Gabriel Acacio Coussa of Syria; Archbishop Raul Silva Henriques of Santiago, Chile; Archbishop Leo Suenens of Malines-Brussels; Dominican Father Michael Browne; Vatican Librarian Anselmo Albareda. In accordance with tradition, Giovanni Panico and Ildebrando Antoniutti, the apostolic nuncios to Portugal and Spain, will receive their red hats from the heads of state in those countries. - Cardinals who belong to religious orders wear robes that are the same color as the habit of their order...
Even the Administration has been surprised at the Peace Corps' success. Nearly 700 volunteers are now working in twelve countries from Chile to Thailand-and all twelve have asked for more. Twenty other countries are clamoring for corpsmen. And, despite the Margery Michelmore incident, the Peace Corps has avoided most of the pitfalls that its critics predicted for it. So far, only six Corps members have come home...
...plus three whose names are held secretly in pectore, "in the heart" of the Pope). In little more than a year, nine cardinals have died. Among the new cardinals are three Italians, giving them a total of 30 in the college. The others are from Syria, Peru, Chile, Portugal, Belgium, Spain and Ireland. No new American cardinals were added to the present five...
...Mexico balked by declaring that under inter-American treaties, only "moral" condemnation was legal. Brazil, torn by economic and political chaos since Jánio Quadros' renunciation of the presidency last August, was clearly afraid that a yes vote would further divide its people. Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador and Chile had home problems as well. Even those four important Latin nations were willing to go along with the exclusion clause if, instead of saying that Cuba had excluded itself by its behavior, the phrase was changed to say that its conduct "is contrary to participation in the inter-American system...
...Argentine Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Cárcano. The Argentine at one point got President Arturo Frondizi to telephone Brazilian President João ("Jango") Goulart from Buenos Aires to plead for modification of Brazil's rigid hands-off-Cuba position. The U.S. had high hopes that Chile would come around; instead, it turned down every plea. Nothing worked, and at the end, although sympathetic with the majority cause himself, Cárcano was forbidden to cast Argentina's "big" vote with the U.S. and the smaller countries, in order not to get out of line with fellow...