Spain after Franco
(N.Z. Press Assn.—• Copyright) MADRID, July 18.
Generalissimo Francisco Franco took a giant step toward his retirement yesterday by designating the VicePresident of the country to take over temporarily as President in case of his death. A decree published in the official State bulletin on the thirty-sixth anniversary of his uprising against the republican Government said that the Vice-President could run the country in case Genieralissimo Franco, aged 79, 'was no longer around.
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Press, Volume CXII, Issue 32972, 19 July 1972, Page 15
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