Word: spain
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...little boy who has just discovered sex." And Arthur Miller: "He's a magnificent craftsman, but I wish he had the saving grace of comedy to make his characters fully rounded." Having done the Far East and San Francisco, it was time for honeymooning Prince Juan Carlos of Spain, 24, and his bride, Princess Sophie of Greece, 23, to do the U.S. East Coast, jet set division...
...being pushed in the economic field; the Minister of Industry is cutting away at the red tape that makes it all but impossible for private companies to get established or to expand in some fields; Commerce Minister Alberto Ullastres and Finance Minister Mariano Navarro Rubio have worked to loosen Spain's traditional restrictions on imports and exchange...
Much of the impetus for liberalization comes from the Cabinet's younger ministers who are anxious to adjust the nation's anachronistic policies to those of the rest of Western Europe in order to cushion the shock when-and if-Spain wins associate membership in the Common Market...
...With Harvard's help, Capuchino High School in San Bruno, Calif., will develop a new physics course incorporating history, philosophy and the cultural impact of science. In Beverly Hills, which is starting a twelve-year foreign language setup, the high school even boasts two summer campuses in Spain and Austria...
...work. Entomologists James K. Holloway of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Carl B. Huffaker of the University of California pored over old records and learned that the plant had not been found in the U.S. before 1903. Then they traced it to its native habitat in Italy and Spain, were surprised to find that on home grounds the weed did not thrive as it did in the U.S. Searching for an explanation, the biologists discovered that the puncture weed is peculiarly susceptible to a particular European pest called the puncture-vine weevil-a quarter-inch brownish beetle with...