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...mentioned the possibility of a conventional war in Europe as an example of the kind of unlikely, but not impossible, contingency which had to be considered. However, I concluded that the problematical role of tariff protection in the event of certain unlikely wars would in almost all cases be outbalanced by the tangible benefits of expanding American trade with the Common Market...
...wary Congress prepared to open hearings on John Kennedy's" broad new bill to expand U.S. trade abroad, the President tried shrewdly last week to unstarch the protectionists' arguments. He released the facts and figures of the final tariff-chopping deal under the expiring Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act to show that his Yankee traders did very well indeed...
Open to Harvard and Radcliffe, the seminars include both student reports (on the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, and on the Common Market) and a guest speaker program. David Steinberg, economic consultant to the Committee for a National Trade Policy (a prominent lobby connected with Henry Ford II and Charles Percy) is scheduled to speak tomorrow on domestic effects of tariff reduction...
Dining with a group of 20 seminar members last night at Adams House, Morton H. Halperin, research associate in the Center for International Affairs, stated that tariff reductions harming American industries may hurt U.S. war-preparedness...
...fighting tariff reduction that would increase foreign competition, many American industries--textiles, oil, steel--now claim that they are "defense" industries, vital to the war or recovery ability of the nation...