Europe s barriers crumble amid East European shifts
A report notes waning faith in East European communism amid Western credit pressures and rising West European trade interest. Romania appears most open to Western business while Hungary and Czechoslovakia push Westernization and decentralization. The overall mood is cautious optimism but dull in the region.
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England
Preston Grover
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Barrers Iy
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Secret palace site in Vietnam becomes outpost for irregular defense
In Vietnam 43 miles southwest of Da Nang a cleared plateau shelters a $4 to $5 million palace site begun for Ngo Dinh Diem. After his assassination the unfinished complex now hosts a civilian irregular defense training camp. A U S Army team aids local volunteers amid jungles and rugged mountains.
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Chinese in America Highest Proportion in Professions
The report notes that Chinese in America have 7.4 percent of their population employed in professional fields, the highest share among major groups. It highlights occupational patterns and demographic implications for this community.
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