Uruguay's Welfare State Faces Strains and Gambling Boom
The AP dispatch from Montevideo surveys Uruguay's broad government role in everyday life with a costly social security system and government monopolies. It notes pension strains, rising prices, and political shifts after a new conservative government, as Eisenhower visits and Uruguay contends with inflation, imports cuts, and a booming gambling culture.
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Overseas sales lagging call for stronger push
AP Business News notes Americans losing markets overseas and at home to imports. The Commerce Department urges tougher selling, better service, and sharper sales methods as firms review operations, train overseas staff, and explore new postwar markets to counter lower costs and favorable terms abroad.
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