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...living of a better life. Involving a better judgement of values (whatever "better" may mean here), perhaps it may be said that G.E. has already jusitified itself." To this remark the committee added a qualifying footnote: "It should be remembered that we have only been evaluating G.E. within the framework of its own theory and goals...
...This is based on use levels proportionately and is in the market test sense. We now have a quantitative framework with marginal qualitative allocations to formalize the procedure for further refining and implementing of our objectives...
Along with the bare framework of facts, there is still a need for critical judgment and appraisal of the meaning of events-both by the reporter who is close to the news and by the editor who has an opportunity to balance the news from one place against another. or from one week to the next. To exercise such judgment requires a starting point, a set of guiding and governing principles...
Speaking for the field of corporation law, Paul F. Hannah, general counsel for the Raytheon Manufacturing Company, indicated the variety to be found in corporation work. He pointed out the advantage of salaried security, and the opportunity for advancement within the business framework...
Dead Albatrosses. This term, Shuman decided to try again for the presidency, and last week the big debate arrived. The question this time: "That this house would welcome the rearmament of Western Germany within the framework of a Western European Federation." Shuman was on the negative, along with Socialist Lord Stansgate and a young Bevanite named Patrick Uber. On the affirmative: Guest Speaker Paul Reynaud of France (see FOREIGN NEWS), and Shuman's presidential opponents Norman St. John-Stevas, former president of the Cambridge Union, and Oleg Kerensky, grandson of Russia's last pre-Bolshevik Prime Minister...