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No Objections. "We have one valuable boon," says Publisher Worley. "Because we aren't in competition with anyone, publishers of other magazines are very helpful, and we've learned a great deal about the technical side of things in just a few months. From now on, the pieces...
Perhaps this is unfair to Kazin; perhaps his reviews can only be as good as the rather disappointing post-War fiction he is discussion. In that case, though, one has a further objection, that it may have been unwise to republish these essays so soom after their initial appearance. In...
Labor leaders are less than enthusiastic about this provision, too. Why, they wonder, should men put out of work by competition from imports receive special attention? Implicit in this objection is a strong dissent from the President's reliance on trade to solve the problem of Creeping Unemployment. Reuther's...
The Council recommendation was made over the objection of City Manager John J. Curry who claimed that "the City cannot afford any more than a five per cent increase." He has been instructed to restudy the situation and report back to the Council in two weeks.
The principal objection of the World Affairs Council, according to Elliot L. Richardson, the president, involved Jack R. Molesworth, a member of the Republican State Committee, who had been named as moderator of the model U.N. General Assembly. He will also take part in the final event of the program...