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...Also retained by the Allies, under the same arrangement: the exclusive right to tap telephone and telegraph wires and sample mail-privileges that have proved invaluable in keeping tab on the free world's largest (16,000 to 20,000) network of Communist agents...
...buddy of Mr. 200 suspected it would happen: "When they ran out of Bud an hour before the fight, I knew it was all over. A sign, that's what it was, a sign." No one could believe that the ugly Liston had been felled by a love tap...
Considering the fact that more than 100,000 U.S. military men are involved in combat-type duty in the Viet Nam and Dominican Republic areas, how many more could the U.S. tap if any new crises were to pop up? The answer: plenty - for anything less than another world...
These new features will also be added attractions for foreigners, who seem to like the Rambler. Foreign sales of Ramblers rose to a record 37,580 units during the first six months of the fiscal year. Anxious to tap the other side of that market, Abernethy hopes that the restyled cars will be equally attractive to U.S. customers who have been buying imports, plans to pit the compact American directly against small, imported cars...
...well as marketing in every region of the country and overseas. In addition to its eleven U.S. plants, Morton has six in Canada and another eight in Latin America and the West Indies. It owns the largest salt-research laboratory in the U.S., is building a pilot plant to tap power and extract chemicals from the large reservoir of hot brine under the Salton Sea in California's Imperial Valley. It is also the only company that extracts salt by all three existing production methods: dry mining, brine pumping and solar evaporation of salt water...