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The unavoidable economic interdependence of the member nations should contribute to independence of the group as a whole. Industrial specialization will be possible, and large manufactories should supply the whole better than previous smaller industries supplied each nation. The United States ought to welcome this economic strength, because dependency on...
On the other hand, the Brattle labors under tremendous handicaps, of which its size, the lack of public spirit among the motion picture companies, and nitrate film are perhaps the biggest. Because it seats only about 350 people, the Brattle cannot afford to pay the prices asked by distributors of...
Change in Emphasis. In the last three months testy, old (80) Konrad Adenauer has been making a reappraisal-one that might be called "agonizing"-of U.S. foreign policy. Adenauer's disillusion with the U.S. began when he learned (through press reports) that Admiral Arthur Radford, chairman of the Joint...
¶Thirty-six percent feel that they need more time for reading, study and private devotions (the daily average: an hour and 38 minutes). But almost 28% feel that a minister should be an "outer-directed person" or "radiant personality." Most galling problem of ministers (29%) was a sense of...
Chairman Sir Miles Thomas: "A magnificent achievement . . . Britain is maintaining her pre-eminence in the development of civil jet aviation." Sir Miles should have known better. Since the end of World War II, Britain's proud planemakers have claimed the sky for promising new planes, only to see one...