Okinawa Future at Stake as Sato Seeks Washington Accord
Tokyo reports say Sato frames talks with President Nixon on Okinawa reversion. Opponents fear disaster for Asia while leftists push for immediate return and abolition of the security treaty. Okinawa's bases, nuclear stockpile, and civic divides shape a high stakes battle for 1972 reversion.
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Demand For Meat Growing Across Affluent Nations
Washington AP figures show record 10.5 billion pounds of meat exported by major producers, up 4 percent from 1967, driven by higher U.S. beef prices. U.S. imports rose to 2.1 billion pounds while per capita consumption climbs in two thirds of 39 countries. The Yearbook expects Americans to eat 192 pounds per person by 2000, with the U.K. largest importer and New Zealand, Argentina, Uruguay, and Australia posting high per capita totals. E J Warwick notes future beef export potential hinges on cattle industry efficiency.
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