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Declaring that political rather than economic problems present the major obstacles to disarmament, Eric Gustafson, former University instructor in economics, pointed out "common fallacies" about defense spending in the first of a forum series on "Problems of World Order" sponsored by the Harvard-Radcliffe World Federalists...
...pacifist, Gustafson maintained that a policy of limited arms control would be more feasible than the government's present policy of general and complete disarmament. He avoided prolonged discussion of the political aspects of disarmament but did speculate that the Kennedy Administration is considering a reduction in arms production...
Discussing the fear that disarmament would seriously harm the nation's economy, Gustafson warned of the "multiplier fallacy." This belief states that while defense investment money "multiplies," benefiting more and more people, money spent in other enterprises does not. All money "multiplies," he maintained...
...matches that didn't count towards the team score, Sandy Walker, Inman, John Vinton, and Jim Gustafson all beat their Amherst opponents in straight sets and Gustafson and Mike Belknap won their doubles match...
...singles matches that didn't count towards the team score, Bob Inman blanked Bill Petrick, 6-0, 6-0; Sandy Walker whipped Ken Conney 6-2, 6-1; John Vinton tripped Jim Taylor, 6-1, 6-4; and Jim Gustafson crushed Jon Burkhardt...