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Human Change. The new director, who spent eight years in Washington as head of the OAS's Technical Cooperation Department, has set Sudene a private investment goal of $55 million for 1965-and he is well on his way. Around Recife, where new skyscrapers jostle ancient slums, Italy'...
Nowhere is change more dramatically apparent than in Spain's economy, which has boomed beyond the wildest dreams of the young reformers who sit beside Franco in Spain's Cabinet. New factories, skyscrapers and apartment buildings are popping up like handkerchiefs in a bull ring; nearly 200 American...
Perhaps because of the city's notorious ill winds, Chicago architects have long kept its structures to lowly heights of 500 and 600 ft. while New York handily took the first eight places in the world's skyscrapers sweepstakes. But now Chicago has entered the race. Last week...
Spanish or Quechua. Whatever the problems of the others, Peru has them all-and more. It is the biggest of the west-coast nations, the heart of the ancient Inca empire, and no place for the timid. "When you see no trees," said one 16th century Spanish navigator, "you have...
Bigger & Thinner. The pipelines are also battling with the railroads, which hope to remedy loss of shipments to pipelines with pipeline systems of their own. Southern Pacific operates 1,700 miles of line along its right of way from El Paso to Oregon, and the Pennsylvania, Great Northern and Missouri...