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...newspaper recalled Perón's words at the time: "Politicians and newspapers of other countries lie intentionally. I never tell a lie." It also quoted Perón's assertion that the "discovery" would pave Argentina's way to world leadership and to command of a "third-force" position in world affairs...
...hopefully thinks that once the margin control plan really settles into operation, it will result in fairer, more workable control of prices than specific ceilings and pave the way for similar margin controls in other levels (e.g., wholesale) and other sectors of the economy. Later on, Di Salle also plans to review all margin controls, and order rollbacks where retailers have boosted their markups in anticipation of the order...
Last September he founded Paix et Liberté (Peace and Freedom), an organization dedicated to the single task of fighting Communist lies. Said David: "All Frenchmen know that for the last four years their country has been submitted to a gigantic offensive designated to pave the way for their conquest and enslavement. Frenchmen know that all means are used . . . and first of all the lie ... This is what we are here to expose...
...Berkeley, Calif., California's Golden Bears over St. Mary's, 40-25, to bring their unbeaten streak to six straight and pave the way for a Rose Bowl-settling tilt this week with Washington (21-7 over Stanford...
...Gods! what a glorious morning it was! Just enough of enervating, voluptuous heat-and just enough breeze to fill the wings of the zephyrs-and just enough sunshine to reflect a sparkle in the eyes of beautiful women-and just enough people . . . on the pave to make one continued, ceaseless, devilish, provoking, delicious, glorious jam!" Thus ecstatically did young (22) Editor Walt Whitman of Manhattan's daily Aurora (circ. 5,000) sing the praises of New York in the spring of 1842. It was a notable newspaper era. Besides Whitman's Aurora, New York City boasted 15 other...