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...Trade Expansiaon Act is perhaps the most important piece of legislation proposed to Congress by President Kennedy. If Congress passes it, allowing the President to gradually eliminate all tariffs, American industry may be revitalized. More important, the Act could permit the free world to employ most effectively its economic potential in an atmosphere cooperation. It it vital that Harvard students understand these implications...
...Fernald program will employ the same techniques used by the Hospital Committee in its work with child and adult psychotics at the Metropolitan State Hospital in Waltham...
Beginning next year, however, PBH hopes to employ the more effective one-to-one case-aid approach at Fernald...
Colleges in O'Neill's district, which encompasses all of Cambridge and three wards each of Somerville and Boston, received $120 million in grants from the federal government. They employ more than twelve thousand people, O'Neill pointed...
...journalists, one hard-boiled and opportunist, the other more dreamy and appealing. It doesn't require too much imagination to realize that Larteguy (who writes for Paris-Presse) has there-by introduced himself explicitly into his novel. Evidently, he considers his own personality so complex that he must employ two characters to do justice to it. This would be offensive, except that one finishes The Centurions feeling that its author has only been playing with himself all the way along anyway...