Soviet Union Moves Toward Worker Incentives and the Profit System
Soviet industry and agriculture show gains in 1967 with output up 10.6 percent and food up 8 percent while housing expands. The leadership presses for worker incentives and profitability as reform spreads toward all industry by 1968, even as abroad war burdens loom and secrecy persists.
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Sato Has No Answer To Viet War
Tokyo reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will visit the United States next month and seek peace options on Vietnam but finds few concrete paths. He met leaders across Asia without a clear starting point, canceled plans with Cambodia over border recognition, and noted no active Japanese mediating role as peace efforts stall. A separate Montpelier inquest into the Springfield High School fire was postponed, with investigators awaiting more information and potential testimony from roofing-material suppliers and construction workers.
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