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The association's national secretary, L. A. Peter Gosling, associate professor of geography at the University of Michigan, was even blunter. Calling Wicker's article "factually inaccurate^" Gosling estimated that only one-third of the signers could be considered China experts. By paying $15-a-year dues, anyone...
To be sure, no Vermont probate court records any evidence of Mallet's millions-or indeed of his ever having lived in Vermont.* The U.S. Treasury also claims that it knows nothing of this vast estate, now worth $512 million, which it is supposed to be holding in trust...
Costly Shows. Jan. 1, 1966 also brought some tax sweets along with the sour-at least in theory. In the second stage of a long-term Government rollback on excise taxes, cuts from .04% to 20% went into effect on items from stock transactions to club dues. The first cutback...
Crusty As Ever. In its first major leadership overhaul, President George Meany deftly moved eight men of his own choice onto the federation's 29-man executive council. None of those removed was an active leader in his individual union; all those elected to the council hold important offices...
Our own club has a three-man executive committee which deals with political leadership, organizational administration, and education. We are also represented on the District Commission of the New England Region, the District Executive (elected by the commission), and the National Youth Commission (an advisory board to the National Committee...