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...very popular among members of Parliament, the government is pleased that it can point to her and say that she proves Vorster's regime is not wholly repressive. However fallacious this logic may seem, Mrs. Suzman feels that the advantages of having an official mouthpiece in Parliament far outweigh any propaganda mileage that the government may be able to make out of her presence...
...astonishing resistance of the Hong Kong business community is based on the fairly widespread belief that for Peking, economic benefits of earning more than $400 million a year of hard currency by trading with the crown colony will continue to outweigh an easy political victory. Even so, long-term reaction to the disturbances may affect the colony adversely. Of critical importance is investors' confidence in the future. A free market in foreign exchange and fine banking facilities, plus few government restrictions, still make Hong Kong a tempting place to do business. On the other hand, how long will that...
...Colorado summer college, Denver Judge Ted Rubin, conceded that some of the necessary changes will cost money and irritate police as well as judges. But on the whole, he predicted, the gains will outweigh the disadvantages. "The present system, which shuns the adversary system and prefers flexible and informal deliberations, denies consistent legal protection to the child. As a result, the child does not understand himself or the system. By incorporation of constitutional safeguards into this system, individualized justice can become a reality...
Disorganization during the library's first first few weeks caused much of this problem -- many of the books had not yet been put on reserve. Now that the new system is functioning normally, however, it is apparent that its advantages outweigh the disadvantages...
Indeed, Katzenbach's restless, probing nature should more than outweigh his present lack of experience in foreign relations. Lyndon Johnson, like John