West German contact man sees vast trade with China
Karl Titscher, West Germany’s premier East-West trade liaison, says Western business may expand dramatically with China. He notes a $150 million steel deal near signature and leads a 32 week China trip for 20 West German and 10 British businessmen. He cites rising Bonn Peking trade and predicts further growth despite Western competition. He travels 90,000 miles yearly behind the Iron Curtain and emphasizes language plus cultural insight in advancing deals.
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Planet Mars Drier Than Death Valley
Tucson Ariz AP The planet Mars has been losing hydrogen atoms into space making it drier than Death Valley Calif two scientists say Dr Joseph Chamberlain associate director and Dr Michael McElroy associate physicist of Kitt Peak National Observatory based their report on telemetry signals from the Mariner probe of Mars
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Brain Waves May Predict Student Success At College
Cleveland AP reports Prof. Walter Nasal began a 1961 study comparing 36 John Carroll student leaders with 36 failing freshmen. Brain waves differed significantly though IQ aptitude and adjustment were similar. Nasal cautioned against quick conclusions and urged more research on causes of failure.
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