Bright economic future seen for South Vietnam by Japanese
Japanese business leaders foresee a strong postwar growth path for South Vietnam and propose a phased redevelopment plan led by Japan. Keidanren executive Tetsuya Senga urged immediate action, backing two conditions on stabilization of the piaster and foreign investment protections, with six regional redevelopment zones outlined.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
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Nixon Turns Attention to Politics in Battle with Congress
President Nixon returns from California and shifts focus to the 1970 political season. He will blame a Democratic Congress for stalled domestic programs as 10 of 14 appropriations await action and Vietnam policy debates continue in the Senate. Vice President Agnew to headline outreach, touring districts with a White House team, while the president aims to frame the era as a test of leadership against obstructionist Congress. Typhoon Fran hits China coast with strong winds and rain threatening Taiwan crossings, per Radio Peking reports.
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UPI
China
Fukien
Chekiang
Kiangsi
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Central Observatory of China
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Taiwan
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