Devaluation of the dollar boosts U S goods abroad
AP surveys Europe and Japan show two dollar devaluations since December 1971 begin to help U S exports. Trade deficit seen shrinking slowly with further gains possible, but wider costs, retooling, and design hurdles temper immediate sales gains.
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Meir Faces Pressure to Seek Another Term in Israel
Meir, at 75, faces mounting calls to run again in October general elections. She seeks to keep Labor united amid pressure from right and left factions including Dayan and Ben-Aharon. Dayan and Allen, both ex generals, vie for premier, widening party splits over Arab policy and leadership.
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