Soviet bloc expands naval presence in Middle East and Africa
The Soviet Union and allies have penetrated 15 Mediterranean and Middle Eastern nations with a pattern of ship visits followed by port development and naval base construction. Malta, Egypt, Algeria, Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Tunisia, Cyprus, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia, and others are affected, with port facilities, shipyards, and fishing fleets receiving emphasis and ongoing technical aid.
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Sweden Ends 40-Hour Week Phase With Jobs Boost
About 1.5 million Swedes began shorter hours at the start of 1972 as the final phase of the 40-hour work week was completed. The change created several thousand new jobs, notably in health care and service sectors.
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