Word: anti-trust
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...however. As Professor James Moore says about the policy approach, "I think the damn thing's a myth. I don't want to be fussing around with sociology and psychiatry when I'm talking about federal jurisdiction." Of course, he recognizes that certain fields of law, such as anti-trust, probably demand a more functional approach, because there are "lots of questions that have never been settled...
...with private and public agencies. Professor Harold Lasswell, Yale's chief exponent of the policy approach, is now on a year's absence to work with a Ford Foundation project in California. And Professor Eugene Rostow, also at Yale, is working with Attorney General Brownell on an investigation of anti-trust legislation...
...took a step last week that may well smash a Latin American legend, assiduously nourished by the Communists, that U.S. policy in Central America is aimed exclusively at higher dividends for Boston's $579 million United Fruit Co., biggest business in the Caribbean. Under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, the Department of Justice charged the company with operating a monopoly. In a civil suit it demanded that United Fruit 1) break up its present structure, and 2) give competitors a chance in the banana business...
...FORD v. G.M. production race, which squeezed other automakers down to 18% of the market in the first quarter, has touched off four "preliminary investigations" of the auto industry by the Justice Department's anti-trust division...
Both schools have decided not to participate in the NCAA's nationwide television setup, on the advice of their lawyers. There has been no legal ruling on the present system, but many authorities feel it may be a violation of the anti-trust laws...