Galbraith admits errors in revised New Industrial State
Nobel economist John Kenneth Galbraith concedes faults in the first edition of The New Industrial State. He notes misreadings on planning, advertising, and the power of corporations over state policy. The revised edition, paralleling events of the 1960s and Nixon era, reflects a shift from certainty to caution.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Galbraith
Harvard Economist
Lockheed
General Dynamics
Robert Solow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robin Morris
Cambridge University
Dartmouth to add Vail Medical Sciences Building in Hanover
Ground broke for the James D. Vail Medical Sciences Building at Dartmouth College to double the Medical School facilities. The eight story brick and glass addition, tied to the current school, is funded by a 7.5 million general contract and NIH grant. Completion is expected in mid 1973 with enrollment reaching about 200 by the late 1970s, as the school shifts to a three year MD program alongside biomedical research tracks. The project also involves renovation of the existing headquarters to be named Remsen Building and will house departments including biochemistry medicine microbiology pathology pharmacology physiology and surgery.
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Dartmouth Medical School
Carleton B. Chapman
Vail
Medical School
Remsen
National Institutes of Health
Foster G. McGaw
Evanston
United States
Civilisation series to be shown at Lyndon State College
Lyndon State College will screen the Ken Clark Civilisation color film series starting September 3 under a new National Gallery Extension Services program. The distribution is funded by matching grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and Xerox, enabling colleges with under 2,000 undergraduates to show the films with a community second showing.
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Lyndonville
Kenneth Clark
Lyndon State College
National Gallery of Art
Washington
National Endowment For the Humanities
Xerox Corporation
J. Carter Brown
National Gallery
United States
National Educational Television
UVM Opens Cook Building for Physics and Chemistry Move
At the University of Vermont the Cook Physical Sciences Building nears completion and crews move chemistry and physics into the five story facility ahead of fall classes. The structure provides double Williams Science Hall space with 26 teaching labs 64 research labs 48 offices and two auditoriums. Financing totals 6.5 million with 5.4 million state aid and 1.1 million federal. Construction began July 1969 by Pizzagalli Construction Co. and design by Freeman French Freeman. Dedication ceremonies tentatively set for spring with talks and a speaker honoring Dr Clinton Cook.
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University of Vermont
Cook Physical Sciences
Clinton Cook
Williams Science Hall
Pizzagalli Construction Co
Freeman, French and
Freeman
Middlebury Names New Directors for French and German Summer Schools
Middlebury College announces two new summer school directors. Jean R. Carduner of Michigan will lead the French School, succeeding Jean Boersch. Gerard Schneilin of the University of Paris Nanterre will head the German School, succeeding Henry H. Remak.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Paul M. Cubeta
Jean R. Carduner
University of Michigan
Gerard Schneilin
University of Paris
Nanterre
Carduner
Jean Boersch
Street
Yale University
Schneilin
Henry H.H. Remak
Indiana University
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France
Paris
Rennes
Sorbonne
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Ndea Institute
University of Maine
NDEA
Ann Arbor
Cahors
Strasbourg
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Ecole Normale Superieure
Fontenay-aux-Roses
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