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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1963)
PACE 4C HERALD AND NEWS, 1FK Expects Progress w World Trade Talks WASHINGTON (UPD-Presl-knt Kennedy said today the new round of trade negotiations scheduled (or next spring could lead to Iree world trade expan sion "in all products and in all directions." He gave his rosy assessment of the outlook for the so-called "Kennedy round" of nego tiations In the seventh annual report to Congress on the trade agreements program. The report covers trade and tariff developments In 1962. In a letter transmitting the report, Kennedy said the United States would "continue to press for re moval of all restrictions tliat hinder our exports." "It will also continue to fol low a national policy of self restraint in the use of restric tions and of confidence in the in tentions of our trading partners to do the same." tlie President added. Kennedy said forthcoming ne gotiations could help deal with the prohlem of "agricultural protectionism and the dilemma of hunger and glut. They ran turn trade into a more effec tive tool of economic growth for Viet Nam Says Siudent Overthrow Try Smashed SAIGON. Viet Nam. il'PI' Tle Vietnamese government to day claimed it had smashed another student ring working to overthrow the government un der Communist Viet Cong or ders. Tlie government - controlled Viet Nam press said tlie leader of a group called the "league of free high school and univer sity students of Viet Nam," Phan Xnan lloang, 20. has been arrested by government security agents. The report did not give tlie date of arrest. Saturday tlie agency said po lice had rounded up 17 student leaders for distributing propa ganda leaflets attacking the Nro family rcginio and calling for a general student strike. "lloang had been chosen by the Viet Cong's Saigon-Cholon-Giadlnh special zone "commltteo to direct a subversive move ment among science students since early last school year. He was ordered In set up tile stu dents league a month ago," I he agency said. 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During the period covered by the report, Kennedy said: Free world trade continued to expand with exports climbing to a record $124 billion with United States exports reaching a new high of $20.9 billion $4-5 billion more than its im ports. There was a furtlicr fieeins of trade in agriculture, helping U. S. farm exports to hold their own at the $3 billion mark. The needs of the less de veloped countries in Ihcir trade relations received more atten tion than ever before. The report listed barriers to U. S. trade that were eliminated or reduced in 1!Xi2. It alsa noled import controls remain in many countries, "altlinugli U. S. pro ducts have greater access to world markets today than at any other lime since World War II." "Every nation maintaining old barriers or imposing new ones has a reason lor doing so. but all nations, including our own, will benefit more from the ex pansion of trade than from re strictions that curtail trade," Kennedy said in his letter. University's faculty of science, they seized nine documents re vealing "the organization's sub versive plans and activities." The agency said the students "had made up and spread lies that the government destroyed prayer books and statues of Bucltlah at the pagodas." Tlie student propaganda also charged the government had "liquidated monks and nuns, burnt university students with acid and looted money from the pagodas." the agency said. Tlie student organization at tempted to make its propaganda more forceful. Viet Nam press said, with statistics charging that police had "arrested up to one million people and killed 6.000." "In seeking to get Ihe capital population to join the "Iront lor the liberation ot the. south," the Communist-led students' league had used not only slogans such as "independence." "democ racy" and "peace." but also "neutralism," it said Police sources said the gov ernment now feels it has stamped nut as thoroughly as it can the underground .'Indent movement. 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