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...which make decisions vitally affecting both industry and the public, are not doing the job they are supposed to do in the way it should be done. They operate at a snail's pace in a jet age, bog down helplessly in incredibly lengthy and complicated procedures that entail enormous delays and staggering expense to all involved. Items...
Photographs also enable the admissions committee to prevent unnecessary friction which this diversity might otherwise entail. It can forestall rooming situations in which instant hostility would prevent eventual acceptance...
...aggravated by the prevalent lease system. Under this setup, rooms are rented for a full year beginning in September. The student must therefore pay for his apartment even if he does not use it in the summer; this constitutes a serious drain on his resources. Summer sublets almost always entail a loss, since the supply in a college community far exceeds the off-season demand. This enhances the attractiveness of such a location as Revere--a resort area--where a profitable sublease is relatively easy to acquire...
Only the French can rescue themselves at this point. Until the question is settled, and settled so that the French can remove their forces from Algeria, France will continue to be bled economically and censured internationally. Algeria represents the end of a long downward trail, but it need not entail complete collapse of the French Republic...
...seems apparent, therefore, that if Secretary Dulles is to abandon his massive retaliation bluff in favor of a policy of tactical nuclear weapons for smaller wars, he must arrange with the Defense Department for the improvement of transportation facilities. While this might entail curtailment of Wilson's precious missile and bomber programs, it seems the only realistic step to take...