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...only print for the onanists, and that's not youth, but mostly people from 45 to 65." Agrees Publisher Hans Reitzel, who helped pave the way to reform: "There really is a very poor market in Denmark for erotic literature, now that it is no longer forbidden fruit...
...Canh, a floating restaurant tied up on the Saigon riverfront. It made news last year when a VC satchel charge ripped it and several patrons apart. As much as I enjoyed eating there, there was an indecent feeling about consuming sweet and sour pork, Carling's Black Label and fruit and nuts while listening to artillery across the river and watching the illumination flares slowly parachute down onto the countryside. It was like watching Twelfth Street riot fires from the roof of the Detroit Free Press last summer...
Call for Pay Cuts. With a freer political hand, Barrientos has been able to push ahead with his ambitious economic and social reforms, many of which are already bearing fruit. A vast modernization and economy drive has turned the deficit-ridden tin mines ($16.2 million in 1962) into a moneymaker and taxpayer for the first time. With the increase in tin production, export sales have risen 30% in the past three years to $150,400,000. Barrientos has also doubled petroleum production, built scores of new schools, hospitals and clinics, and added 20,000 miles of new roads...
...affected understand the compelling reasons." Complaining that "the fundamental cause of our deficits is Government spending abroad at twice the rate that the private sector can create surpluses," Chairman Ward Keener of B. F. Goodrich argued that compulsory investment controls risk "permanently weakening the American industrial structure." Grumbled United Fruit President John Fox: "The whole thing is very unfair, both to companies and to the countries. Washington always works the business community over first...
...cruel dispossession. The roads and fetid alleys are still either choked with dust or, during the winter rains, awash in light brown mud. A few shops provide essential services-shoe repair, clothing-and the U.N.'s daily ration (1,600 calories in winter) can be supplemented at ramshackle fruit and vegetable stands. Menfolk gather, as they always have, in coffeehouses, to talk and sip thick, dark coffee...