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...last year; profits climbed to another record at $115 million, nearly $11.3 million better. Said Chairman Blough, predicting another 115 million-ton year for the industry: "On the whole, this year may surprise us. We may find some dampening of enthusiasm for the next six months, but from the standpoint of the steel industry, I'm not a bit discouraged...
...more effectively than the Democrats, simply by virtue of a larger campaign fund. The Senate Subcommittee on Elections and Privileges has revealed that the Republicans outspent their opponents 2 to 1. The GOP was able to obtain not only more time on the air, but, from the important standpoint of audience appeal, better time...
...public pronouncements caught the headlines, but from the standpoint of future U.S.-Indian relationships, the talks between President and Prime Minister probably were more important. Ike was anxious to establish a personal relationship with the forceful Pandit; Nehru, for his part, had much to learn about the President who had just been given a resounding mandate in re-election and had used his influence so effectively in both the Suez and Hungarian crises...
...failed to provide such a program. Its recent proposal to begin a nation-wide air raid shelter system is unrealistic, particularly in the present context of inefficiency and apathy. Furthermore, the FCDA plan, envisioning expenditures up to thirty-five billion dollars for shelters alone, is unrealistic from a budgetary standpoint. More important military needs forbid such an outlay for civil defense. Any comprehensive program must divide the cost with local beneficiaries...
...dominant theme of the new conservatism is that businessmen and corporations must shoulder a host of new re ponsibilities, must judge their actions, not only from the standpoint of profit and loss or the balance sheet, but of profit and loss to the community. "Business today," says U.S. Chamber of Commerce President John S. Coleman, "views its own work through the eyes of the community and looks to the total welfare in terms of the long pull. Instead of resisting change, the new conservatism plays a creative role in directing it." Thus the progress of the corporation is inextricably linked...