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While the use of Federal funds at Harvard has, up to the present, served the interests of both public policy and the advancement of knowledge, there are enough potential difficulties in the relationship to warrant taking a careful look at where we are and where we seem to be going...
...money presses. He collected neglected taxes, trimmed excess bureaucracy, encouraged exports, curbed imports. The sol steadied, the balance of trade shifted to favorable, debts were paid. Progress is still slow, but enough projects for housing, road building and agrarian reform are taking shape to give Peruvians hope-and to warrant businesslike consideration of a Prado request last week for $29.6 million in emergency loans from Kennedy's Alliance for Progress...
...work would probably be followed by a Taft-Hartley injunction anyhow; that would confront the unions with the chilling prospect of hitting the bricks again around Christmas. At week's end President Kennedy ordered a study to determine whether the strike was doing enough economic damage to warrant a resort to Taft-Hartley. Whatever happened, everyone concerned knew that the issue of foreign flags and the rivalry between two tough union skippers would plague U.S. waterfronts for a long time to come...
...index has conditioned most Americans to believe that the U.S. is gripped by creeping inflation. Last week, in hearings before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress, some distinguished economists suggested that the C.P.I, has a "systematic upward bias" that has made inflation more of a bogeyman than the facts warrant...
...issue is definitely significant enough in the state to warrant use of the vetoding to Rep. John R. Sennott. There a great number of cities and towns example, Lexington and Concord) have the same problem, he pointed...