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...start of the year, the consensus among TIME'S board members and most other economists was that the G.N.P. deflator, the broadest index of inflation in the economy, would rise about 3.5%. CEA Chairman Herbert Stein predicted 3%. Actually, the deflator rose by more than 5.5%, the biggest peacetime jump in a quarter-century...
...editors of this Dump Truck hope to establish two points: that a radical tactical program cannot be divorced from an understanding of imperialism, and that only a discussion of imperialism in the broadest possible context with the strictest attention paid to different movements and to factions within the international capitalist class can lead to such understanding...
...sympathetic character on the screen. His comedies affect me in an obscure way. I laugh, as at any good comedy, but then I feel a delicate warmth spreading all across me. During many of the funniest moments I don't laugh at all, just sit and smile the broadest smile I can imagine. No other artist is so lighthearted and yet so moving...
Charles Dwyer, assistant professor of Education at Penn, who wrote the Faculty report on ROTC in 1971, called Penn's ROTC program "unconventional" and said that the directors of ROTC at Penn have taken "the broadest kind of latitude in designing their own program...
...disclosures that the CIA had helped the Watergate raiders to break in to the offices of Ellsberg's former psychiatrist-took the trial far from its original purpose. The Government had been determined to prosecute Ellsberg and Russo as criminals. The defense was equally determined to raise the broadest legal and constitutional issues. Was a charge of espionage valid when the defendants had given no information to a foreign power? (Ellsberg had returned the actual papers to the Rand Corp. files.) Could theft be alleged when the culprits had stolen nothing but information? Could conspiracy be proved...