Japan Struggles To Balance Trade Amid Cold War Pressures
Japan seeks neutrality amid a large trade gap with the United States and Red China. In 1957 Japan sold 1.22 billion dollars of goods to the US and bought 600 million, creating a deficit of over a billion. Some see shifting more trade to the US as a way to stay Western aligned while avoiding East-West conflict.
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Japan
Asia
Red
China
Tokyo
Kishi
South Korea
Asia Treaty Organization
America
United States
Final Week in Texas Primary Races Stir Conservative vs Liberal Factions
Dallas area races center on whether Bruce Alger or Grover Cantrell secures the GOP nomination for Congress. Dems field a wide slate with Lyndon Johnson and Sam Rayburn not directly opposed. Gov Price Daniel faces Henry Gonzalez, Lee O Daniel, and Joe Irwin in a four way governor race.
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Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House
Sam Rayburn
Johnson
Rayburn
Dallas County
Grover Cantrell
Bruce Alger
Texas
Cantrell
Communications Workers Union
Adlai Stevenson
Alger
Alger-Cantrell
Ralph Yarborough
Torney
William Blakley
Democratic Senate
Blakley
Yarborough
Democrats of
Roy Whittenburg
Amarillo
Price Daniel
U.S. Senate
Henry Gonzalez
Lee O'Daniel
U.S
Joe Irwin
Dallas
Daniel
O’daniel
Gonzalez
Irwin
O'Daniel
Large TV Workshop to Enlist 100 Teachers at UNC
A three week August workshop at the University of North Carolina will gather over 100 television studio teachers and educators from UNC Duke Meredith College and other colleges. Dr. A J Stoddard will lead consultants from the Fund for the Advancement of Education and UNC WUNC TV staff. Speakers include I B Holley John Chase Lillian Parker Wallace Francis G Lankford Jr Arnold Perry and others from Hagerstown Philadelphia and Norfolk.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
UNC School of Education
North Carolina
A. J. Stoddard
Fund For the Advancement of Education
Donald G. Tarbet
John Young
Wunc-Tv
E. W. Young
Teensboro
I. B. Holley
Duke University
John B. Chase
UNC
Lillian Parker Wallace
Meredith College
Francis G. Lankford Jr
Longwood College
Farmville
Arnold Perry
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Accountants Meet for Three Day Wake Forest Conference
A three day graduate study conference for certified public accountants begins Monday at Wake Forest College. Sponsored by the North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants and Wake Forest School of Business Administration, it gathers 50 plus partners practitioners and staff. Sessions cover tax practice accounting principles auditing standards depreciation liability internal control and more with lectures from UNC Duke and Ernst and Young officials. The event aims to become an annual workshop with concluding noon Wednesday.
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Winston-Salem
Certified Public Accountants
Wake Forest College
North Carolina Association of Certified Public Accountants
School of Business Administration
Wake Forest
Association
CPA
Willard J. Graham
University of North Carolina
Forsyth CountryClub
Robert L. Dickens
Duke
Greensboro
C. S. Myerly
Ernst and Ernst
Charlotte
Educational TV workshop details announced in North Carolina
Workshop director will be Clif Mitchell of Miami leading in school television projects. Charles W. Phillips of Greensboro coordinates with Willard S. Swiers as assistant, Fayetteville Public School assistant superintendent, aiding the program's school use of television.
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Ers
Clif Mitchell
Miami
Fla
Charles W. Phillips
Greensboro
North Carolina
Willard S. Swiers
Fayetteville Public
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