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When Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill returned to London after a rest cure devoted to reading Trollope, feeding tropical fish, dictating his memoirs, and holding conferences with his top Cabinet officers, the London press widely predicted that some important changes would be made in his government (TIME, Sept. 7). Last week, in the casual manner of British politics, the P.M. announced the reshuffling, but the big news was that it was only a small shuffle after...
Evening in Paris. Pierre Wertheimer, who for all his personal shyness is a supersalesman, thinks that there is nothing wrong with the perfume business that hard-hitting promotion will not cure...
...Cure Is Drastic But Essential
...basis of current population trends, even if coal's share of the fuel market slips below 30%, statisticians figure that it should boost its sales, by 1975, to 880 million tons. But that figure will be a dream unless industry, labor and Government get together on a sensible cure for the chronic sick man of U.S. industry...
...doctor," said Braisted, "I may give a patient strychnine as an emergency measure to keep his weakened heart going, but it is the . . . curative procedure that will keep him alive. In the years to come, we will need the strychnine of military holding actions, but for the underlying cure we must drain the swamps of human misery with worldwide assistance programs that carry the spirit of Christian concern...