Kamaz Truck Plant Symbol in Soviet Drive for Modernization
The KAMAZ project near Naberezhnye Chelny, begun in 1970 and delayed by a decade, aims to produce the worlds largest trucks as a showcase of Russia’s industrial push. Western firms and funding back a vast, 5 billion dollar complex with 4.8 million square feet of factory space, reflecting a global procurement effort and the Soviet Union’s belt of modernization.
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Argentine Army uses jets in guerrilla war amid growth of two cities
The report details Argentine military actions with air force jets in the ongoing guerrilla conflict around Buenos Aires and Tucuman, noting police and army operations, kidnap missions, nightly raids, and a harsh security clampdown that has left hundreds detained and dozens killed. It also covers industrial expansion, foreign contracts, and Soviet arms involvement shaping the conflict’s backdrop.
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Jorge Tonariell
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Bonardell
Anti Communist Alliance
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League For Huiman Rights
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Portrait of a 300-Pound Donut Maker
CHICAGO Apr. Adams, a 300 pound production manager, runs a massive donut operation turning four million donuts weekly. He describes a life of conveyor belts, daily tasting, and a personal donut expense account while noting his passion for the pastry and his wife’s supportive, plump presence.
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Computer F Problems in Medical Library History
An excerpt discusses how SUNY Downstate and Brooklyn libraries use a central computer to access over three million medical articles and books. It notes librarians’ roles in guiding search for cancer detection advances and patient treatment information amid vast biomedical databases.
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Townside — Medical
State University of New York
Brooklyn
Marcus Welby
Albany
Suny Biomedical Commons
Computers aid doctors in rapid literature searches during research
Referencing librarians explain how electronic databases and targeted queries speed up finding reports and books. They warn that vague requests yield poor results and that precise search terms and multiple sources are essential to locate needed articles and bibliographies efficiently.
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