Word: interes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rebuild its burned bridges have been largely cultural: Madrid assists 55 Hispanic Cultural Institutes and 29 other centers overseas, provides grants for 1,500 of the 15,500 Latin Americans now studying in Spain. Last March Spain agreed to provide $20 million for Latin American projects financed through the Inter-American Development Bank. But loans under the new credit program may be arranged directly with individual countries since they will be used to pay for the purchase of Spanish trucks, industrial machinery and other manufactures. Owing to a swelling demand for imports, Spain is heading for a $200 million balance...
Selecting the six gilt-edged men for the cover was considerably more complicated than choosing the background. More than 120 candidates were considered and some 60 inter viewed in 30 states. To qualify for the cover, the millionaire had to be American, under 40, self-made and interesting. In an assignment that might be the envy of many a girl, Researcher Mary Cronin not only interviewed 15 young millionaires but also talked to physicians, psychiatrists and clergymen on what makes a man want to make a mil lion. As he handed in his story for editing by Edward Jamieson, Marshall...
...administrator who man aged to minimize racial friction during his crucial six years in the Statehouse (including the two-year unexpired term of a Governor who died in office), Collins later headed the Federal Community Relations Service, which was set up by the 1964 Civil Rights Act to provide inter-racial conciliation; he is now U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce. According to the St. Petersburg Times's statewide poll of urban residents, LeRoy Collins today would get 59% of the vote v. 21% for Slick Burns, with 20% undecided. Collins was clearly interested. Having sniffed the political air since...
...seems intent on continuing -- even expanding and institutionalizing -- the policy of intervention which it applied to the Dominican Republic. At a meeting of the O.A.S. foreign ministers last week, Secretary of State Rusk proposed the formation of a regional "peace-keeping force", an Inter-American army designed to "safeguard the democratic process against totalitarian takeover...
Despite this, Francis Sargent, commissioner of the DPW, has said that he will inform Cambridge of his decision before sending any official route to Washington for approval. (The Inner Belt is part of the Inter-State Highway System, and the federal government picks up 90 per cent of the cost.) Sargent has said that he wants to get the best route for Cambridge and wants to cooperate with everybody...