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Pope John left no doubt that in the church's view progress and "the natural right of private ownership, inclusive of productive goods," are inseparable. But John was also aware that the set of the modern state is toward what he calls "socialization"-"the fruit and expression of a...
The First Lady's week in Greece was a respite after the rigors of her grand tour of the week before. When her husband flew back to the U.S., she lingered on in London for two days of rest and antique hunting. Then she flew off for her Grecian...
And this is not only economic folly but a grave political error as well, if the psychological attitude of the Bolivian people and its evident dislike of the M.N.R. regime is borne in mind. I counseled that these dollars, instead of being placed at the disposal of the government, be...
Teenagers have assumed immense importance as consumers. Adolescent purchases now total $10 billion a year and the average teenager has $500 at his disposal annually--four times as much as in 1945. Quoting a trade journal, Packard suggested that "teenagers do not respect authority but do respect advertising." They constitute...
One player would not fall back on an overworked crutch and refused to call the spring relaxation he enjoys a "chance to study." Instead, he merely said, "I like to have my own time at my own disposal. If spring football were reinstated in the Ivy League, I would not...