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Asian Acceptance. Realizing that European migration alone can never adequately populate the land, many leading Australians now advocate selective Asian immigration. A Gallup poll reported recently that 73% of the population (v. 44% in 1958) would approve at least a small annual quota of skilled Asians. Apart from the economic...
Inflation, which had not previously been a problem for Saigon, got off to a roaring start this year with the influx of some 32,000 U.S. troops since February -and at least 40,000 more are expected there before summer's end. Free-spending G.I.s have pumped vast new...
The Widening process will involve the removal of the trees along the Memorial Hall sides of Quincy and Cambridge Streets. Herald L. Goyette, planning officer in the Harvard Planning Office, explained that that didn't bother the University, since the trees were all elms, and very susceptible to disease.
Vicious Circle. This paradox in what Dr. Power calls "the garden variety of mildly diabetic patients" goes part way toward explaining the diabetic's constant hunger: he keeps on eating because insulin tends to stimulate the appetite. This alone would make it hard for him to keep his weight...
Loans. U.S. bankers have been operating overseas ever since J. P. Morgan opened a Paris affiliate in 1868, but lately they have had one big reason for widening their beachheads: the fast growth of U.S. investments overseas. The quickened pace of world trade and the spread of affluence abroad are...