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Dates: during 1950-1959
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John Kenneth Galbraith, professor of Economics and an expert on agriculture and development, has been appointed high-level consultant to the Indian government on problems of economic expansion. Effective this week, Galbraith will advise on the goals of India's Second Five Year Plan, scheduled to begin in July...
...appointment of an American expert to the planning body follows the earlier naming of Polish professor Oscar Lange to a similar position. The simultaneous use of Western and Communist advisers "shows a type of parity between varying economic views" in the planning for India's economic future, according to Sharada Prasad, an associate Nieman Fellow and news editor of the Bombay "India Express...
Griswold then cancelled a meeting scheduled with Puente and told the tax expert that he was no longer interested in his plan, McInerney said. The Wall Street Journal announced several months later that the Law School would issue a series of publications on Latin American tax structures...
What do surgeons say during an operation? In the Hollywood version their speech is tense, clipped. A new recording by Folkways Records of an actual operation in an eastern U.S. hospital shows that, in reality, surgeons sound like expert mechanics bent over a balky V8. Thus...
...faded beyond recognition. Says American Hotel Association Lobbyist Donald Montgomery: "Some businessmen are still stupid enough to want a crook for a lobbyist, a guy who can make the quick fix. But those characters are out of date." In to replace him has come a well-trained, accommodating technical expert whose facts-tailored, of course, to fit his own cause-are presented not in a backroom, but at a formal hearing. One of the lobbyist's biggest jobs is to gauge political winds and determine what he can get. Said one lobbyist: "I spend as much time educating...