Asian Memo Future Now Bright For India
Edward Neilan reports optimistic tones about India's economy under Indira Gandhi amid criticism of emergency measures. A Winston-Salem businessman cites bureaucratic reform aiding a chemical complex with Indian partners, while Jeremiah Novak argues the press misreads India’s progress as a revolution and disputes claims of dictatorship.
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Indira Gandhi
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South Asia
Jeremiah Novak
Briefcase Telephone Becomes A Big Status Symbol
Redwood City report on Gene Daly and The Communicators selling a 17 pound briefcase telephone for 2800 dollars. Buyers include salesmen, attorneys, doctors, and executives, with typical monthly charges around 60 dollars and some bills exceeding 1200 dollars. Noted users include Stevie Wonder and Frank Sinatra Jr. Some customers are pimps. devices connect to Bell System towers and work widely though canyons block signals.
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Gene Daly
Daly
Central Park
Stevie Wonder
Frank Sinatra Jr
One Bay Area
Bell System
Canyons
Phoenix
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