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...agriculture compared to the average of 55 per cent for the rest of South America (from the book Underdeveloped Countries by Ives Lacoste. Buenos Aires, 1962). A national income of 2.200 million dollars ranked Cuba 40th out of 91 countries studied in the "Atlas of Economic Development" by Professor Morton Ginzberg, Chicago University Press. 1961. It ranked fifth in Latin America. Studies by H. T. Oshima of Stanford University, California showed per-capita income in Cuba to have risen to ?520 in 1956-1957, thus placing it third in Latin America and 31st in the world...
Police Mystique. The F.C.I.U. was founded on the urging of Morton Bard, 46, a psychologist at City College of New York who believes that policemen constitute an unexploited and unparalleled human resource in the fields of social welfare and mental health. Police departments are one of the few human rescue services available 24 hours a day every day. As Bard says, "Most doctors won't make house calls, but all cops will...
...success, Morton Bard remains an activist busy spreading the gospel. On another grant, he is repeating his program in the New York Housing Authority Police Department, an independent force of 1,400, with responsibility for the 600,000 residents of Manhattan's 150 public-housing developments...
...their own group in opposition. "We were really getting clobbered," recalls Jack Germond, Washington bureau chief for the Gannett newspapers. "So in self-defense we set up 'Political Writers for a Democratic Society.' We've had about eight or nine dinners, with people like Finch, Rogers Morton, Muskie...
...committee, according to department chairman Morton W. Bloomfield, "will try to redefine the whole meaning of the English major-for example, the role of creative writing and how historical we have...