Word: yugoslavia
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...epidemic was shocking even beyond the dead count because smallpox has been considered all but extinct in industrialized nations (TIME, Jan. 24). Yugoslavia, for instance, had not suffered an outbreak for 40 years. The U.S. Public Health Service no longer requires travelers to have proof of recent immunization before entering the country unless they have been in one of the few places where the disease is still common. Now those arriving from Yugoslavia must show evidence that a vaccination has taken. A person lacking a certificate must keep in touch with health authorities for at least two weeks...
...three million: for a million it would only be an "intellectual" film. Now a second script by Stan Lee also seems doubtful of acceptance by American producers, and Resnais speculates on the irony that he may end up shooting The Inmates in a mock-up of the Bronx in Yugoslavia...
...team will play eight games, competing against Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Japan. France, Austria, Norway, Poland, and Rumania...
...Balkans are still the powder keg of Europe, Macedonia may well be the fuse. The issue that could provide the spark is a century-old controversy over whether the Macedonians are a distinct strain of southern Slavs entitled to an autonomous republic within Yugoslavia, or whether they are Bulgars and should be part of Bulgaria. Bulgaria pressed its claim that the Macedonians are really Bulgars until last year, when Soviet Party Chief Leonid Brezhnev visited Sofia. After that, the Bulgarians suddenly softened their propaganda attacks against Yugoslavia over the issue...
...project, a European Security Conference, may have prevailed upon the Bulgarians to make a few concessions in the interests of Balkan amity. What worries the Yugoslavs is that once the conference is held the Soviets will return to their old game of permitting the Bulgarians to harass Yugoslavia over the Macedonian question...