US Firms Weigh Policy on Goods
New York January policy talks loom as retailers plan a formal stance on selling Communist-made goods. NRMA leaders expect a resolution to be proposed at the organization’s January 9 annual meeting amid pressure from right wing groups urging limits on merchandise from Poland Yugoslavia and other Iron Curtain producers.
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J. Gordon Dakins
National Retail Merchants Association
NRMA
Harold H. Bennett
Poland
Yugo Slavia
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John Birch Society
Bruce Gimbel
Gimbel Bros
Dakina
Association
Fort Wayne
Ind
Columbus
Military warns personnel on spy techniques abroad
The military warns personnel planning travel through Sino-Soviet bloc countries or attending symposiums abroad or at home about Communist spy methods from shoe heels to infrared detectors used to listen to conversations. Briefings outline regulations issued by the defense department and distributed by the Air Force, Navy and Army. The Air Force notes Sino-Soviet bloc nations use 27 intelligence services with about 300,000 trained agents.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
C Em
Defense Department
Air Force
Navy
Army
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