Japan trade barriers irk U S businessmen in Tokyo report
American business executives in Tokyo argue that Japan's import restrictions and domestic practices hinder foreign firms. They note limited open industries, slow approvals, and caps on foreign ownership, while U S investment in Japan trails far behind Europe and Britain. Despite friction, Japan bought about 4.65 billion dollars of American goods in 1970, second only to Canada.
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UPI
Nixon
America
Japan
Britain
Ternational Corporation
U.S
United States
Canada
Jesus freaks head home to counteract bad publicity
Leaders of the Children of God said about 4,000 members in 40 colonies across six nations planned homecomings for Thanksgiving and Christmas to counter claims that youths are drugged or coerced. Bruce Cunningham said the move would show the world the allegations are false while parents in several areas have formed groups to separate children from the sect.
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Calif
UPI
Children of God
San Diego
New York
Bruce Cunningham
San Francisco
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United States
Canada
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Germany
Spain
Denmark
Seattle
California
Drought Drives Elephant Death Toll Rising in Tsavo Kenya
In Kenya's Tsavo National Park southeastern area drought is killing hundreds of elephants, with the toll possibly surpassing 1000. Since July no rain and only 6.17 inches this year have left vegetation depleted, causing malnutrition and starvation among herds estimated at 20,000 to 35,000. Wildlife officials debate culling versus natural regulation as drought compounds impacts on livestock, dairy, and tribal livelihoods across the country.
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Tsavo National Park
David Sheldrick
East African Meteorological Department
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Tsavo
East Africa
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Murchison Falls
Tanzania
Phil Glover
Tsavo Research Project
British press bias accusations roil Ulster coverage
British media face critical charges over biased reporting from Northern Ireland amid ongoing violence. Some MPs call censorship, while Home Secretary Maudling urges voluntary restraint. Critics accuse TV of hostile interviewing and treating IRA leaders with sympathy.
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UPI
Britain
Northern Ireland
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United States
Ulster
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Irish Republican Army
IRA
Colin
Mitch”’ Mitchell
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
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