Word: frondizi
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...honor to be in Argentina and meet President Frondizi last year. I still can't understand how a country could turn against a man who has done so much for it and back a dictator who was ousted years...
...have read many good articles on Frondizi, but none as enterprising as your cover...
...crisis and coup in Argentina occupied headlines around the world last week, TIME'S readers had at hand the March 30 cover story on that country's Arturo Frondizi, explaining and analyzing the issues at stake. In charge of TIME'S on-the-spot coverage during these weeks of trouble in Argentina were Veteran Buenos Aires Bureau Chief Piero Saporiti, 60, and Rio de Janeiro Bureau Chief John Blashill, 33. Stationed in Buenos Aires since before Frondizi was elected four years ago, Saporiti held good cards when the game got rough. He went to the Casa Rosada...
Next night, Saporiti dropped in at the presidential residence in suburban Olivos, spent an hour and a half with Mrs. Frondizi. Speaking Italian (the language used at home by her Italian-descended family), they spoke of many things, from the impact of various Argentine politicians on her husband to a recipe for pasticcio di maccheroni (both agreed it is one of the finest dishes in North Italian cuisine). Bias-hill, who has covered newsbeats from Panmunjom to Madrid, followed the trail of other leading characters in the drama, at one point found himself telephoning a militant Peronist from the office...
...Covering Frondizi's final hours of determined battle against the military last week, TIME'S team in Argentina and New York found their story of explosive events flowing naturally from the definitive study of the situation that they had produced the week before. For the result, see THE HEMISPHERE. By Right of Might...