Scots complain as American sailors leave unpaid bills at Holy Loch
Scots in Dunoon complain of debt left by American Polaris submarine crew after Proteus departure. Merchants say credit was extended during the two year stay, now eroded goodwill. Navy spokesman notes debts cannot be forced but urges payment. Depot ship Hunley replaces Proteus at Holy Loch base. Captain Dubois had advised merchants to write about outstanding debts.
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survey flags expected Chinese aggression in 1960s capitals
A confidential 1960 IA survey of 500 prominent persons in Manila Tokyo Saigon Singapore Rangoon and Bangkok found 62 percent expected military moves or subversion by Communist China in the 1960s. It also showed 33 percent felt the United States exerted too much pressure in Southeast Asia.
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Southeast Asia
Leaders foresee China economic influence rising in Asia
In interviews 44 percent foresee greater economic penetration by Communist China and 45 percent say it will be the Asian country with the greatest economic influence in Southeast Asia this decade. Over half see Asia’s communist growth as most harmful to their country. Four of ten favor economic reforms as the most beneficial change for the free world, with Southeast Asia highlighted. A 25 year horizon shows 16 percent predicting the bloc ahead, while 61 percent foresee the bloc ahead in the future.
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Southeast Asia
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