Textile imports stabilize under long term U S pact
Washington AP reports the United States expects a steadier textile trade with a five year longer term agreement covering 23 nations. Better import data and fewer abrupt quotas will help planning, with restraint tools and monthly reports aiding industry stability and potential shifts in shipments from major suppliers. Japan joins the long term pact as other nations space shipments to prevent dumping. General cotton textile imports fell in November to 68 million yards from 106 million in October.
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Washington
Rwa Omanthe
Hickman Price
Price
Carolina
Kennedy
Luther H. Hodges
Textle
Warne Weant
Greensboro
N.C
Jemakewarene VE
Much Price
Inter‘agency Committee
Congress
Colombia
Hong Kong
Israel
Jamaica
Mexico
Portugal
Republic of China
United Arab Republic
Japan
United States
Method animal trainers bring affections to film set
Hollywood reports a new wave of animal acting training by Nature's Haven led by Frank Lamping for the film Black Zoo. Trainers emphasize understanding and affection over fear, claiming lions trust them though one lion bolted the set. The piece notes a library of 2000 volumes and large termite orders, with staff noting animals’ capacity for affection and the dangers of a spooked animal.
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Erskine Johnson
Hollywood
NEA
Frank Lamping
Nature’s Haven
Animal Academy of the Arts
Black Zoo
Lamping
Patrina
California
Trainer Lamping
Nature
Ing
Black
Idom
Shim
Buddy
Uneasy Stalemate in Himalayas Raises Peace Prospects
AP analysis from New Delhi notes an uneasy stalemate between India and China after the October attacks. India prepares for a possible spring flare up or prolonged armistice as Nehru weighs options to fight or negotiate over 51,000 square miles of borderlands near Tibet. Indian forces are rebuilding after setbacks in Assam and Ladakh as supply lines improve and the government avoids immediate talks.
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Henry S. Bradsher
New Delhi
India
Himalayas
China
Assam
Sadah
Ladakh
Nehru
Tibet
India weighs options after Chinese gains in Ladakh
The piece outlines India’s stance on Chinese control of 12 000 square miles with plans to hold 14 000, the military doubt over driving China from Indian soil, and fireside reflections on casualties, cease fire, and potential offensives to retake Ladakh via the Sinkiang Tibet corridor. It notes Nehru’s rejection of staying out of Indian territory and hints at Western aid and renewed defenses.
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India
Ladakh
Bombila
Nehru
Colombo
Ceylon
Sirimavo Banaranaike
Peking
Sinkiang
Tibet
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