Japanese Move Back Into The Philippines Shapes Economy
Manila reports show Japan's re emerge is reshaping the Philippine economy with Japanese firms and goods pervasive in cities, industry, and households. Trade between the two nations nears 300 million annually, while concerns grow over potential domination by savvy Japanese capital and know how.
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Air Force plane ferries two GOP congressmen for Nixon vote
The Washington Post reports an Air Force Jet Star flew E Y Berry of South Dakota and Ben Blackburn of Georgia from Puerto Rico and Nicaragua to Washington to vote on Nixon’s veto of a 19.7 billion Health Education Welfare and Labor bill. Pepper stayed behind and returned independently. The trip cost about 4,928 dollars and was defended as a long-standing courtesy.
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Managua
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Who's In Charge At Selective Service
The White House plans to name an acting director of Selective Service on Monday to replace Gen. Lewis B. Hershey who leaves to become the President's manpower adviser. Col. Daniel O. Omer has acted in Hershey's absence. candidates were explored but none approved.
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South Carolina
Paul Dietzel
Indiana University
John Pont
Fred Shabel
University of Pennsylvania
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