Title: Inside South America.
Authors: Gunther, John, 1901-1970
Publisher: Harper & Row
Year: 1967
Subjects: South America.
Contents: Brazil, a Piebald mastodon -- From 1500-1966 in twenty-one pages -- Brazil, a sheaf of personalities -- Brazil, a sheaf of cities -- The northeast plus other Brazilian headaches -- The Spanish-speaking half of the continent -- "More changes, more chances" -- Big neighbor, communism, and the Alianza -- Backdrop to Argentina -- From the colonel to the general -- B. A. -- Uruguay on the rocks -- Semi-affectionate look at Paraguay -- Good man in Chile -- More complexities in Chile -- Bottom of the world -- El señor presidente de Perú -- Peruvian medley -- City of kings -- Jungle, Amazon, and the Inca highlands -- Men and events in Bolivia -- Bolivian baedeker -- Curious entity of Ecuador -- Colombia, background of the violencia -- Colombia, people, issues, problems -- More about Colombia -- Visiting Venezuela -- Venezuela, its leadership and politics -- Summary to conclude.