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Britain's newspapers are in the doldrums-victims of a national economic squeeze that has cut severely into their ad revenues. Yet the London Times, once considered the most vulnerable of them all, has snapped out of the crisis in a way that has startled Fleet Street. Under its...
A large part of that rush for funds has been Washington-inspired. Without higher taxes, the U.S. Treasury would be forced to siphon nearly $15 billion out of the long-term money market during the second half of 1967 to pay the deficit-plagued Government's bills. Another $25...
The Trollope Ploy. As "case studies," the author retells seven of Kennedy's major foreign policy crises, from the Cuban missile confrontation to Viet Nam. There are no monumental disclosures, but a great many small touches based on firsthand observation. Hilsman describes how Bobby Kennedy devised the "Trollope ploy...
On the New York Stock Exchange, prices also climbed last week, propelled by the highest weekly volume on record: 57,386,715 shares. By two of the most broadly based barometers, Big Board stocks rose close to their alltime peaks. The N.Y.S.E. composite index of all common stock issues rose...
Stewart never carried out his plan to seek funds for the extension in 1966 because of the hostile reception it met in the Senate. The current economic squeeze may forestall the extension again this year, but with the Congressional leaders solidly behind it, eventual success is likely. Like the East...