Post Stalin liberalization tightens Poland’s economy
Warsaw reports that post Stalin liberalization has been tempered by economic pressures. Officials cite a stalled economy, need for big investment, and a shift toward industry for export-led growth while agriculture remains mostly private. Critics blame planning flaws and bottlenecks in power and transport.
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UPI
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Foreign Discrimination Is Disillusionment to Africa
Foreign discrimination fuels disillusionment among Africans as students face segregation, color barriers, and ideological pressure in Patrice Lumumba University Sofia and Prague. Ethiopian Ghanaian and other African students protest conditions while regimes push their own lines amid East West tensions.
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Carpenters Refuse Work on 52 Story Prudential Tower
Boston carpenters reportedly turn down work on the 52 story Prudential Tower due to its height. Ira Martin of the Massachusetts State Labor Council cites limited high building experience in Greater Boston. Perini Walsh says 15 Canadian carpenters were imported who do not mind the height.
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Walsh
Canada
Communist bloc moves toward closer East Europe ties
Paland seeks wider markets by pushing closer co operation with Comecon led communist economies. Rao mania and others hesitate as each member remains a closed unit blocking West and other communist states. Travel between fraternal countries is limited and currency cannot be transferred across borders.
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Paland
East Europe
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Raomania
Psychological theory on watching violent TV found holes
A lengthy report from New York scholars questions whether viewing violence on television and film affects real aggression. Experiments with young men and women show mixed results, with some conditions suggesting increased aggression while others show no purge of anger, depending on framing and context of the violence. Soviet radar study reports flat Mars areas. probe from February took 11 minutes round trip.
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New York
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Mars
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