Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

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~ Frz1C1Sgo Franco has
1ez-HEEG SPANS highest
EEng S1lGE rs his official
sKE@r- AZ the sane time. {
NJ ShzEEec ms cabinet IN a ,
UeE1eG Frefzre 70 political
E31 eGuECmE reform
Nay ExrErTS here described
LE D1Ue Is directed toward an
~T EszsEraEICn Of the mon
EGAT N Spain
81 Ea~g Capt Gen Au-
Ezn AE-nH GrxuGeS. Sc. as
DEET RreUEr- the 69-year-
II Cf Ct STATE cleared up
- 1"-peEGmg question Of
w@g VII S1eceeG him when he
~
@ MuEcz GraudeS has
~E chairman Of the high
1z-Y staff since 1851 Be-
ZEH that ne was Army Minister
~ SIX years lie was secretary
Ezl Ct the FaIange Party
u 1854 and Was an oUtStand-
III 1EERsr during the Spanish
EL Wat
q elEER associate Of General
MME1g Rrarco IN his IS years
q RUE Gen NEu1oz Grandes
enrU1rGeG t1e Spanish Blue
UzE-r that fought alongside
EEE German T0aps on the
RREsan trurE m world War II
Re1AhuK Military Post
GEEzEaziuo FRANCOIS de-
ezWR zcrCfrrIcg Gen Munoz
0xrdEs "a his official post as
GO FreSr5Eur Of the National
CuunGI Gf N9IuiSter-in effect
UEIrF PremIer-said Gen
Mmzx GzcGeS viii continue
- ag1 aS general commander
e Ehe hEh staff
II sszeG he wiz be charged
w1Eh Ehe -eo-ordiuatiun Of the
EEE1zral GEfznse departments
azE VIII czrrY cut those func-
EtwH he Is expressly ordered by
II FreErsEn1 If the council
1EnErznzEiEnG Franco whom
n VIII replace m ease Of va
gHT,. ahaenGe or illness"
SEen Few minister's were
ZueG m the first cabinet
eAzER& GeueraliSzino Franco
I'D ma1e since Feb. IS, 1857.
The changes. which had been
gzrEE1eG- were regarded as
AEzHG On GeneraIISSiuo Fran
CHS dEzre To strengthen the
CuEEE- Of Minister'S. and not
rEEnzg frUm any crisis. The
AmE- Navy ard Air Ministries
were changed. as we're Indus
IN LRHGr- Education and In
fmuarEn-Tc uriSm
PaEsiEaE Progress Seen
One prVerumeut observer
sod. III looks rs though the
zaEarghiS14. the church and
i'm aruE al came out sub
xzanelEITE ahead at the expense
a ake rIghE-wTng FaIangists.
An n al fs looks as though
Frz-r8 If CLEARING the decks
fur Frugss&-polfticaI as well
N ecrrcmiE."
ThF efES-Ir1e FaIangiStS lost
three civilian posts There ap-
lsnreE TO b. 4 clear gain in
ruRHE1nR for the Catholic Ac-
1lnn uuUp and the Roman
Czzhnllr ChzECh
Manuel Lara Tamayo, the
mHw Minister Of Education. and
MMuEl Przgz Eriharren. new
0EihMErEr for EafWuzation-To Tour
Ezl. 9re considered strong
CEdhniEe AGEiau supporters.
mr. L7r3 Tan2yu is a noted
cinHutExz. VICE rector Of the Uni
zExrE Of Madrid. and head Of
vMrnEUE research associations.
NGr- Fr9ga Trfharren. 40, a
sag1rIEgEz. heads a number Of
gIze1r9l and social welfare
E5u1pS. n1e1Hfng the Institute
1T PoIrEzl Studies He is
considered pru-monarchiSt.
mr. Fr9gz Triisarren succeeds
GEnrIEl ArIaS Salgado. q vet
Gaxn conservative cabinet
uEmHFr CLAIMED by Spanish
PIEhEHherS f1r strict internal
CsEIEnSn1 and barriers to a
nTsR FresS-
The new Labor Minister,
Jesus R1ne0 G0rria. As. is a |
lawyer whG was uucerSecretary
u LahEr IN 1gST-d
mr. RanRn Gdrria succeeds
FEun Sauz Orrin. who had
heEn grIIEized fur Lack Of min
aEzErfBl coordination during
TIM rsgEI11 wave Of strikes in
Spain
ThR nFw Industry Minister, /
GregCruD EEpez BraVu, SO. is a
naval enEIuHer who formerIy