Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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WGBH, in conjunction with the Commission on Extension Courses, broadcasts four courses each term which can be taken for Harvard credit towards a B.A. degree in extension studies. At present, the U.S. Navy finances these programs and they are rebroadcast on film aboard nuclear submarines on lengthly cruises. Ives said it is possible that the new station will also carry extension courses for Harvard credit...
Praising Sullivan as a "credit to his religion, family, and community," Maher recalled that Sullivan had received the most votes in the past four city-wide elections. Yet, Maher said, Sullivan had been passed over by the Council for mayor, and the time had now come "to let the will of the people speak...
...argues that the Government should continue pushing and stimulating the economy, even at the risk of some inflation, in order to bring unemployment down to 3%. Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler's aides argue just as firmly that the Government should tighten up a bit on spending and credit policy in order to check prices and get the nation's international payments into balance...
Bartering is the world's oldest method of doing business; Esau, one of its early practitioners, swapped his birthright for a mess of pottage. Though the easy flow of money and credit has long since ruled out any need for widespread swapping, the surprising fact is that bartering survives in today's sophisticated international trade. It is even undergoing something of a revival as more nations sign trade agreements to exchange yearly quotas of goods and commodities with one another; more than 490 such agreements are now in force. About 20 companies, mostly in Switzerland, Holland and Britain...
...Italy's Olivetti announced last week that it will advise the Russians about how to mechanize their huge bureaucracies, sell them office machines ranging from typewriters to calculators. Greek Shipping Magnate Achilles Franghistas agreed to buy 33 Soviet-built cargo ships. The terms: $76 million in long-term credit, $29 million in increased Soviet purchases of farm produce-a welcome outlet for Greece's agricultural surpluses...