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Samuel R. Friedman '64, chairman of the HRLU project, noted that canvassers met with their greatest opposition in the wealthy Brattle Street area, and were most successful in poorer sections, such as the area surrounding the Cambridge Public Library...
...step with it. "It's hard to accept the view that investors in the market are better forecasters than the economists who make it a fulltime business and still don't always do so well at it," says the University of Chicago's Milton Friedman. Pointing to such expansionary factors as the brisk heavy-construction market and rising Government spending, Friedman holds that "there will be no business recession at least until 1963. If the market portends a business decline, then business ought to be turning down now because the market decline started five months...
...inciude: Daniel Berger, editorial wrier for the Indianapolis Times, who will study international affairs; William J. Eaton, reporter, UPI Washington bureau, labor and economics; Saul Friedman, repoter, Houston Chronicle, government; and Bruce M. Galphin, reporter, Atlanta Constitution, social relations...
...This market has got me bewildered," said University of Chicago Economist Milton Friedman last week. Friedman was in good company. Everywhere in the U.S., economists, brokers and ordinary investors were unhappily asking themselves why the stock market was persistently declining in the face of solid-if not spectacular- growth in the general economy...
...insisted that the President went much too far sounded even more denunciatory than Kennedy had been against Big Steel. "I just figured that this is the way Hitler took over," said George McDougal, vice president of the Daniel Construction Co. in Greenville, S.C. Said University of Chicago Economist Milton Friedman: "It brings home dramatically how much power for a police state resides in Washington." Declared his Chicago colleague, Yale Brozen: "Kennedy's action was the greatest display of dictatorial white-fatherness one could imagine. Who is this or any Administration to say what prices should be?" Said Dr. Raymond...