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...rule out the possibility but pointed out that the United States "contributes to these various multilateral institutions because it sees them to be in long-term American interest . . . We would not contribute to multilateral assistance which would permit a country to divert more resources toward its military." Copyright 1971-Dispatch News Service International
Next, the radicals proposed not only that the city of Berkeley sign a peace treaty with North and South Viet Nam but also that the city dispatch a delegation to the Paris peace talks. The other members, their imaginations dislocated by the thought of a Sovereign State of Berkeley embarked upon international diplomacy, declared that peace treaties were outside the city's jurisdiction, and the proposal was defeated...
...angle of 120°. Other buttons operate zoom lenses that enable the monitor to swoop in without hesitation on suspicious activities half a mile away from the cameras (which are located two blocks apart). When the patrolman on monitoring duty spots a crime in progress, he can immediately dispatch the nearest squad car to the scene...
...likely that Japan in addition to the U. S. will make the political, economic and military commitments necessary to guarantee the survival of the current Southeast Asian governments. The most recent symbol of Japan's growing political and economic concern with the area is the dispatch in February of a 34-member "Asian investment and finance research mission" led by the Director of Tokyo's stock exchange under government sponsorship...
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