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Rate Peace. CAB called a halt to the rate war between scheduled and independent air freight carriers (TIME, Oct. 6). It set a new minimum rate of 16? a ton mile for the first 1,000 miles, 13? thereafter. CAB thought that lower rates "would endanger the sound development of...
I wish to take exception to the letter forwarded by Mr. Matthiessen and printed in Tuesday's CRIMSON, which, he claims, expresses typical Czechoslovak student opinion on the February Revolution. I cannot accept this letter as representative. First, Czechoslovakia is today a police state as witnessed by the repression of...
Panics & Pestilence. The excitement of the stock flurry was mild compared to some that the rockbound, conservative Bank of New York has had since it was founded by Alexander Hamilton. It was the first bank in the then small (pop. 23,000) city of New York. Its immediate success brought...
Galoshes. When Napoleon's Marshal Jean Bernadotte became Charles XIV of Sweden in 1818, he was afraid that revolutionaries might endanger his throne. "Sire," said one of his ministers, "the only danger to which you are exposed in Sweden is a cold, and you can avoid that by wearing...
At every point in the budget Congress is confronted with the probability that any cuts will alienate a considerable section of voters or will endanger the security and welfare of the nation, or both. Everybody favors "economy in government"; but no one favors eliminating what is, or what is thought...