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TH-E MICHIGAN DAILY
Thursday, May 13;, 1971
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DACCA, East Pakistan VP) - The fighting has brought
A staggering civit war has teft damage reminiscent of World
the 23 year otd nation of Pakis- War II. Markets were razed and
tan on the brink of economic flattened, towns were destroyed
and roads and rail links were cut
and political ruin. at a dozen major points, crip-
Killing in the war appears to pling communication.
have been widespread and often Betting is heavy that the
indiscriminate. Bengalis bent on shaky government of President
a separate East Pakistan na- Agha Mohamed Yanya K h a n
tion killed many of the area's won't last the year, and the ar-
six million non-bengalis. Then my won't find anyone that
the army moved in it settled the thinks its way and can still walk
score, aided by non-bengalis unescorted through the streets
seeking revenge. of East Pakistan.
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It was foggy on the Monterey Peninsula that morning. The roads were lined with young
people-old people-in-between people-all people. The noonday sun peeked through the
grey. Blue skies and a warm summer afternoon mingled lightly with pastel shirts and pleasant
scents. The grandstands were packed as Joan Baez walked center stage amidst a tremulous roar
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Losses to industry and com-
merce between the two wings
of Pakistan are incalculable. So
are the effects of stalled devel-
opment. The 55 mills which turn
out jute, East Pakistan's chief
product, are working at only 15
to 20 per cent of capacity.
Jute producers f e a r their
markets may switch to synthe-
thic fibers with importers fed
up with continued problems in
supply.
One industrialist here esti-
mates India has already earned
an extra se million dollars by
added Jute sales at a skyrocket-
ed price.
The effects of the war are al-
so hard felt 1,000 miles across
India in West Pakistan.
Sixty per cent of goods made
in West Pakistan, chiefly cotton,
were sold in East Pakistan. Not
a single bale of West Pakistan
cotton has come to the East
since the crisis, stalling a nor-
mal trade of 65 million dollars
a year.
Further, economically devas-
tated East Pakistan normally
contributes 45 per cent to Pak-
istan's total foreign trade.
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