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Third World expands U.S. trade under developing nations shift
Milt Freudenheim reports on growing U.S. farm exports to Korea rising from 30 40 million to over 1 billion and Korea US trade nearing 7 billion annually. The piece notes rising influence of developing nations, shifts in policy toward Iran Zimbabwe Rhodesia and Nicaragua, and quotes Vance Kissinger Young and Carter era views on pragmatic engagement versus ideological labels. It contrasts Nixon Ford era policy with current approaches as global economic realities push Washington to prioritize economic well being and political independence of developing countries.
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Milt Freudenheim
New York Times
Orville Freeman
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
Korea
Washington
Iran
Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Nicaragua
Andrew Young
United Nations
Carter
Young
post-Vietnam Politi
Cyrus Vance
Chicago