Booming Japan Becomes Economic World Power
In Washington and Tokyo a hundred years after initial ties, Japan emerges as an economic heavyweight. Japan produced 17 million tons of steel in 1959, aims for 20 in 1962 and 38 by 1970, while last year saw a record 23 billion dollars in national income. The United States backs Japan through offshore contracts and market access, but internal fears of neutrality and leftist agitation threaten the U S Japan alliance as Japan seeks trade belts across Asia and beyond.
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Bouncing Craze Spreads Across Southern California
In Southern California a trampoline boom grows as centers multiply from under 10 to about 175 in the region. Robison launches with $400, now claims $150,000 net worth and a 1960 gross near half a million. Centers charge 40 cents for a half hour as safety questions linger amid injuries and patents disputes.
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