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...year's Fund for the Republic study of the press. He proposes that U.S. newspapers endow, in perpetuity, a commission to sit in continuous examination of the press's strengths and weaknesses. As a man who has long believed that "journalism should serve as a two-way bridge between the world of ideas and the world of men," Harry Ashmore will probably find many bridge-building opportunities on the Encyclopaedia Britannica...
...Good Thing? When big U.S. gold losses began three years ago, U.S. officials and foreign bankers regarded it as a good thing, a sign that the booming health of Europe had once more made trade with the U.S. a two-way street. Foreigners piled up trade balances in the U.S., which they often converted into gold. The trouble was that the U.S. was not selling enough goods abroad to balance U.S. outward flow of money on imports, capital expenditures abroad and foreign...
...children, it will readily shelter 2,000 persons. Flush with the ground, the 18-in. concrete roof will be a basketball court and a fallout filter. The two wells used for air conditioners can supply emergency drinking water. The lunch room will be stocked with a 14-day food supply, and cupboards throughout the 18-classroom building will contain 970 cots. Abo will also have a two-way radio, underground phone lines, radiation-measuring instruments, provisions for fire fighting, garbage disposal and a morgue...
...into tears when her time be fore the cameras is up, or babbles along on behalf of a product beyond the allotted time. Last week, however, Janette's fun and fortune-and that of eight other tiny-tot telecasters who enjoy current prominence-were being subjected to a two-way squeeze: tightening government regulation and the tensing of public opinion, which objects to the trend toward young TV and radio performers as both an esthetic annoyance and a violation of Mexico's child labor law. The consensus is that the piping of all the lisping little pitch people...
...attached to the "Made in Japan" label. Says an official of Chadwick-Miller Importers Inc. of Boston: "Since the war, we find Japanese quality is excellent, considering price." Besides, points out Seiki Tozaki, president of C. Itoh & Co., a Japanese import-export firm in Manhattan, "international trade is a two-way street. If you buy from us, we will buy from you." Japan is the second largest consumer of U.S. exports (after Canada), last year took $930 million worth of U.S. goods...