Black Market Detailed For Senators
Senate investigators described a global black market in currency and war profiteering tied to Vietnam. They cited $240 million in 1968 and traced funds through paper entities and New York bank accounts, implicating American contractors and a Hong Kong led syndicate under B S A Rahman.
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Washington — Senate
Vietnam
Persian Gulf
New York
Abraham A.ribicoff
Subcommittee
Saigon
Connecticut Democrat
United States
Carmine
Bellino
Senate Committee On
Senate
Kong Kong
B.S.A. Rahmen
Rahman
Madras
India
Hanover Trust Co
Tio
Hong Kong
Prysumeen
Singapore
Unusual Air-Supported Roof Tops US Expo 70 Pavilion
The United States unveiled the Osaka Expo 70 pavilion design featuring a shallow domed elliptical shape with an air-supported roof. The 274 by 465 foot structure sits partly underground, spans two levels, and uses a translucent vinyl coated fabric to filter light. The $10 million project, designed by Davis Brody Chermayeff Geismar de Harak Associates, aims for dramatic, temporary architecture typical of world fairs.
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New York
United States
Osaka
White House
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Washington
U.S. Information Agency
Jack Masey
Masey
Montreal
Eff
Geismar
de Harak Associates
Congress
U.S
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