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...Policy Planner. A quick, diffident man with a thick thatch of greying black hair and a scrubby mustache, Armstrong is a descendant of Peter Stuyvesant, a grandnephew of the Hamilton Fish who was President Grant's Secretary of State, and a second cousin of Isolationist Ham Fish. He was 29 and foreign correspondent for the New York Evening Post when the Council on Foreign Relations* started Foreign Affairs and made him its managing editor. Six years later Armstrong became editor. With the help of one editorial associate and a secretary, Armstrong puts out the magazine in the Council...
...among the 20,000 people who pay a stiff $1.25 a copy are many key legislators, editors, and Government officials. Pundit Walter Lippmann is devoting 14 columns to a rebuttal of an article in Foreign Affairs signed by "X," who is actually the State Department's Chief Policy Planner George F. Kennan (TIME, Sept...
...Chillun. He took as his target the now well-known article by "X" which recently appeared in the magazine Foreign Affairs. "X" was George Kennan, top State Department planner and Russian expert. The State Department denied that the article inspired the Truman Doctrine, but the thinking behind both was certainly cut from the same cloth...
...Planner Harrington, now chairman of the Transit Authority's seven-man board, was as jubilant as Chicago's straphangers. He announced that he would start administering first aid to the surface and El lines as soon as the Authority takes them over, Oct. 1. After laying out $87 million to buy the lines, he would have $18 million left to work with...
...Planner's Bill. The Government's purpose is frankly stated in the White Paper: 1) to abolish at one stroke all "speculative increase" in private land values and to freeze all land values at those based on the present use of the land; 2) thereby to remove what the White Paper querulously calls "the main obstacle to good planning at present." Said the Economist this week: "It is a planner's bill." Everything in it has one aim-to facilitate national planning of all land use for national purposes...