Word: jointly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...A.F.L.-C.I.O. argument, underwritten by some of the U.S.'s top economists, makes it appear that the issue is "growth" v. "stability." A report this week by the Congressional Joint Economic Committee, chaired by Illinois' Democratic Senator Paul Douglas, falls into the same pattern: "Some stress price stability at the expense of substantially full employment and adequate growth." Following ex-Economics Professor Douglas' bent, the Democratic majority holds that policies to promote "vigorous expansion of the economy should not be unduly deterred by the possibility of future inflation...
...growth and stability, says President Eisenhower, are "not two different problems . . . I believe that economic growth in the long run cannot be soundly brought about except with stability in your price structure." And the Joint Economic Committee's minority report, signed by the six Republicans on the committee, backs up the President. Fostering price stability, it says, "is not an alternative objective to a high rate of economic growth. On the contrary, it is a basic requirement for continuing growth...
...Fitzgerald Kennedy, Massachusetts' 41-year-old U.S. Senator, stepped smiling from an airliner at Salt Lake City one brisk morning last week. He shook the hand of every politician in sight, some now familiar from his two other Utah visits since 1956, and rode off to address a joint session of the legislature. "Like you, we in Massachusetts came to our state under great difficulties," he told descendants of Mormon pioneers. "We, too, had great faith in our churches." With photogenic wife Jacqueline alongside, he paid a cordial call on the Mormon Church's powerful officialdom...
...four hour hearing at the State House, the Joint Committee on Cities listened to public discussion on House bill 319, which would turn over to Cambridge zoning control about 40 acres of land under the waters of the basin. The property is controlled by the Metropolitan District Commission, but owned by John Briston Sullivan (right), a Cambridge realtor...
Representatives of many Boston and Cambridge civic groups are expected to appear before the Joint Committee off Cities to oppose the proposal, which, they say, would destroy the recreational value of the Basin area. Supporters of the bill argue that it would provide an important addition to Cambridge's tax base...