Ulsan's Industrial Rise Meets Rural Struggles in Korea
South Korea's Ulsan blends gleaming factories with thatch huts as 13 plants rise since 1962 under President Park. The city attracts workers and investment, but locals like Yong Ku Kim face land loss, low wages, and delayed benefits, while others find jobs in fertilizer and petrochemical plants.
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Ulsan
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Gulf Oil
Sung Soon Hong
Seoul
Pusan
Ans
Hong
Kim Hang Kon
Hang Kon
Korea Fertilizer Company
Nam Song
Yong Ku Kim
Yong Ku
ABM Pros and Cons Debated on Boston Common
At Parkman Bandstand Boston Common three speakers addressed ABM missile defense before about 100 listeners. Abram Chayes argued testing limits and easing the arms race while Patrick Friel defended safeguards. Edgar Bottome questioned the necessity, noting potential destruction for adversaries.
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Boston Civic Association
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Edward M. Kennedy
Patrick Friel
Army
Soviet Union
Russia
Friel
U.S
Edgar Bottome
Boston University Government Department
China
United States
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