U S Britain Move to Standardize Arms Across World
The editorial analyzes the U S and Britain adopting American patterns for land air and naval weapons to ease future mobilization and supply such as enabling arms purchases in the United States and manufacturing American weapons in Australia and New Zealand. It covers at U N disarmament talks and the Soviet response with Warren R Austin advocating inspection and veto stability. The piece notes a Copenhagen FAO plan for food aid and a Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers labor strike pitting CIO UMW against management amid a seven month conflict.
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Trade pact clash prompts U S objections over beef quota
The United States state and treasury departments objected to the British Argentine trade agreement arguing it breaches promises tied to a 3.75 billion dollar loan. They cite Britain’s plan to buy 83 percent of Argentine beef in year one and 78 percent thereafter and blocked sterling balance limits in trade.
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