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...what Justice Millard Caldwell called "the sound rule of stare decisis" (following precedents) and "the well-written decision" of Pace. Let the U.S. Supreme Court decide, added Caldwell caustically, "if the newfound concept of 'social justice' has outdated 'the law of the land' as therein announced...
Genuinely getting to know him comes harder, and therein lies the value of Oscar Lewis, 49, a University of Illinois anthropologist gifted with facile Spanish, a guileless face and a pleasantly disarming manner. Lewis' method is to insinuate himself into the bosom of a Mexican family and stay for months, becoming as much a household fixture as the tortilla griddle, as comfortable as a worn pair of huaraches. The pencil scribbles across the notebook pages; the recorder spools gently turn...
Among Russia's European satellites, nationalism has also reasserted itself as it has in the West-and it gets stronger as fear of Khrushchev's Russia diminishes. That is why alliances on both sides are in a state of flux, and therein also lies one of the dangers to the West...
...statistical figures in your chart seem to imply that the five European makes mentioned therein represent the 1963 top sellers. For your information, the estimated Fiat registrations during 1963 in the U.S. are higher than Mercedes-Benz...
Today Argentina has almost all the oil it can use. By 1961 foreign oilmen had drilled 1,900 wells. The oilmen now produce 80,000 bbl. a day, for which they get a guaranteed price. Meantime, Y.P.F. also doubled its own production to 180,000 bbl. daily. Therein lay the rub. Because it was obligated to buy the companies' oil, Y.P.F. had to cap many of its own wells, complained angrily that the total cost of the oil to the government oil company was now more than it once paid to import oil. This the private companies denied...