Bank Chief Urges Aid by Private Enterprise
The World Bank president Eu gene R Black urged private enterprise support at an International Industrial Development Conference in San Francisco He called for policy changes toward state ownership and urged clearer distinction between patriotism and hostile nationalism He warned private investors will pull back if expropriation fears persist and state enterprise expands and foreign investors will retreat.
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Royal Visit Amnesty Frees 300 Prisoners in Canada
Ottawa reports that about 300 Canadian convicts were freed under an amnesty order in honor of Queen Elizabeth's visit. An additional 1000 prisoners across federal and provincial facilities receive sentence reductions of one twelfth. The cabinet had earlier authorized automatic reductions for federal offenders serving six months or more.
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149 Algerian Rebels Killed and 92 Captured
CONSTANTINE Algeria French forces killed 149 Algerian rebels and captured 92 over the weekend military authorities reported today. French officials said the number of prisoners taken was particularly significant as an indication of weakened rebel morale, in the past rebels have preferred death to capture.
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