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...billion in 1962-and might well be eliminated altogether in 1963. Last week the Administration ruefully faced the realization that the nation will show a payments deficit of at least $1.9 billion for 1962, and that there is no chance for balance until 1964 at the earliest...
...earliest campaigns against discrimination in employment was initiated by a group of 400 ministers in Philadelphia last year. Through the use of "selective buying," or boycotting, the ministers' group convinced a number of major firms to hire Negroes in other than the most menial of jobs...
Although it has not yet been announced when the new dean system will go into effect, the earliest possible date would be the beginning of the academic year...
...earlier novels, Andric attacked tyranny by parable, in his later, by character portrayal. In The Vizier's Elephant, the earliest of the four novels, tyranny is symbolized by a rambunctious elephant, the pet of a ruthless Turkish vizier of a Bosnian town. The vizier is seldom seen; instead his elephant takes his place in public, inspiring all the fear, doing all the damage that the vizier normally would. Andric's implied moral: when man is a tyrant, he may as well be a beast...
...urgently needs a strict and impartial board of review--and a board such as the present one, largely composed of HSA student managers, the inevitable Dustin Burke, and Dean Monro (one of its earliest backers), is hardly impartial. Slowing the Agency's expansion is consequently extremely difficult, especially since Mr. Burke has secured a voice in every relevant committee. He also holds, by the way, the seat of Secretary of the Committee on Solicitations, the very Committee responsible for the creating of monopolies to serve the Yard and the Houses...