Population Bureau warns of future dark age from birth rate rise
The Population Reference Bureau says only an all-out attack on the world birth rate can avert a new dark age. In its Population Bulletin, mid-1963 world population reached 3,180 million, up 185 million in three years, and doubling since 1900 could occur again in 38 years or less.
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Japan Seeks More Communist Trade Despite Caution
Japanese industrialists push for expanded commerce with Communist nations while stressing adherence to cautious government policy. Officials note increased Soviet textile imports, deferred payments for fishing boats to the Soviet Union, and a vinyl plant sale to China. Trade with 13 Communist regions in 1963 reached about 225 million dollars. experts foresee growth to 1 billion annually with Japan’s credit-backed exports.
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Japan Chemical Fibre Association
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Moscow
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North Vietnam
Mongolia
Cuba
Hajime Fukuda
International Trade and Industry
Taiwan
Bank of Japan
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