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...watch to see that he did not surrender too much, were 40 Japanese textile executives. Back home they had sponsored an advertising campaign with the slogan: "Do not give in Trademark to of the unreasonable demands." Trademark of the campaign was a bulldog, symbol of tenacity. Miyazawa offered to restrict shipments on 23 items that make up 60% of Japan's exports of synthetic textiles to the U.S. By restriction, however, he meant a growth rate of 12% to 15%. He also insisted that the agreement be for one year only, with no provision for renewal. Stans asked...
...Matter of Faith. European countries are organizing to give themselves more muscle to force the U.S. to restrict the outflow of dollars. Partly at Triffin's urging, the six nations of the European Common Market are moving to set up a joint reserve fund as an initial step toward a common currency. The directors could make collective decisions on how many dollars to accept in the European reserve fund and on the management of any revaluations. They could also impose joint restrictions on the amount of Eurodollars that U.S. banks could borrow. That would hurt money-short U.S. businesses...
Change the GM charter to restrict the corporation to operations which are not "detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of the citizens of the United States...
However. the Strike Steering Committee voted Tuesday night to restrict the action to a peaceful mill-in, and NAC agreed to the change...
...sets from Japan; and Singer, the last company to make household sewing machines in the U.S., has reduced its domestic work force from 10,000 to 2,000. The complaints of business and labor are being echoed in Congress, which is considering no fewer than 200 bills to restrict imports...