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...TIME'S accurate report on Jewish day schools in the U.S. [Dec. 31] contained one allegation that calls for clarification: that many schools "have to import teachers from Israel" because of a "nationwide teacher shortage." Irrespective of a teacher shortage, the deployment of Israeli instructors to Jewish educational institutions in the U.S. is an integral part of the Zionist aspiration to increase immigration to Israel from the U.S.; to link "Jewish communities" outside Israel to the national state of the so-called "Jewish people"; to utilize that linkage for greater political and financial support; and ultimately to "ingather...
...growing by a million a year, and some 360,000 youngsters enter the labor market annually, only to find jobs largely lacking. To feed this fecund people, Marcos must produce 4,600,000 tons of palay (unhusked rice) in the coming year; even at that he will have to import 600,000 tons-at a cost of $65 million...
Angering the Competition. The principal product of the Guayama refinery, however, will be 24,800 bbl. daily of motor fuel for U.S. East Coast markets, in which Phillips is expanding. Since all oil imports are under quota, a presidential proclamation was required to enable Phillips to ship oil products from Venezuela to Puerto Rico. Other oil companies will have to cut their import allotments to accommodate Phillips. Result: the two-year period in which the Interior Department studied the Phillips-Puerto Rican application produced a bitter oil-industry battle...
...assassination of Abraham Lincoln is one chapter in history that most Americans feel they know by heart. Yet, though it hardly seems possible, this superb big book has found new sources and new perspectives which take on special import in the wake of the assassination in Dallas...
...Bethlehem Steel, he has not only built one of the world's most successful manganese mining operations, but has managed to avoid the attacks that Brazilian nationalists have made on other foreign interests. By pushing iron-ore exports, Antunes expects Brazil in time to earn enough abroad to import coal, and so become one of the world's major producers of steel...