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...good-even if Commoner does not spell out how the nation should go about financing such changes. But then he moves to a more demanding and shakier argument. All U.S. industry, he says, is caught in a trap. It keeps looking to new technologies to boost output and has to pay immense amounts of money for new machines. Since the money cannot come from internal profits - which Commoner, at least, claims have dropped sharply - it has to come from banks and other investors who are already pinched for capital. Moreover, the new processes tend to use less human labor, spurring...
...Deal-Great Society approach that led the nation to look to Washington for solutions is now in real-though sometimes unrealistic-disrepute. Nebraska's Democratic Governor J. James Exon echoes the new truism: "The candidate who can clearly spell out how to restrain Government and Government spending...
...even though there is no indication that Carter is willing to make any deals. Daley is thought to be willing to trade his endorsement for a promise from Carter to choose Illinois Senator Adlai Stevenson as his running mate. New York Mayor Abraham Beame wants Carter to spell out what he would do as President for financially hard-pressed cities. To make it clear that they are not yet backing Carter, House Speaker Carl Albert and Senator Hubert Humphrey pointedly showed up at a coffee-and-doughnuts session in Washington for California Governor Jerry Brown. Said Humphrey: "[Brown adds...
Possibly Hughes should have spent less time accumulating his billions and more time learning to spell. He added, in an excerpt of a memo TIME printed, a final e to the words "negro" and "potato." Money can't buy everything...
Your reporter did, however, spell my name correctly. Sincerely yours, Samuel P. Huntington Thomson Professor of Government...