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Even so, the custodians of the inkwell?the producers, directors and theater owners???disagree noisily over just how successful Broadway is, and what that success means. Bernard Jacobs, who with his partner Gerald Schoenfeld helped restore to grandeur the venerable Shubert Organization ?and with it much of Broadway?sees a cloud in the silver lining. "As grosses increase," says Jacobs, "so do costs. Move the decimal point over a few digits, and you're in the same place you were 54 years ago." In 1927, he notes, a straight play could be produced...
...whole region. The [departure of the] Shah from the U.S. will not solve the problem. An international organization should make serious efforts to convince the U.S. to extradite the Shah to Iran. This organization should return all the wealth the Shah has plundered to its rightful owners???the people of Iran. Such an organization should also try all dictators. We will not surrender to injustice. We will not compromise with the oppressors...
...spread in startling ways. The angry days of May have probably loosed all the diverse special interests and political frustrations bottled up for a decade. Unions, now that they have learned their strength, are likely to go on wresting both managerial prerogatives and higher pay from the patronat?the owners???whose power has remained fairly unchallenged under Gaullism. But there is also likely to be a backlash from the conservative elements in the population ?the petits bourgeois, the landlords, the little businessmen?against the radical forces that demand swift changes. In this confrontation, the radical students themselves are likely...
Hurt by the dividend cut are 65,000 C. P. R. owners???20,000 in the United Kingdom, 27,000 in Canada, 13,000 in the U. S. And affected psychologically by the cut is each & every one of Canada's 9,000,000 citizens, for between the Dominion and the C. P. R. is a great bond. The C. P. R. has grown because Canada has grown; Canada could not have grown without...
Less than four years ago a newspaper was started in Minneapolis. It was a great experiment. It had 6,000 owners???mostly laborers and farmers who had subscribed $750,000 worth of stock. It was the Minnesota Daily Star...
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