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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1972

Page

12

Soviet economist backs U S management trends

Soviet economist Valentine Nazarevsky returned from the United States with findings that emphasize flatter financial decision making at lower levels, widespread professional training, and organizational changes to boost efficiency. He notes American practice limits factory budget changes, favors central budgeting, and highlights ongoing corporate reform.

Theodore Shabad N.Y United States Nazareysky Sotsialisticheskaya Industriya Soviet Union Leningrad Nazarevsky Vietnam Westinghouse Electric Corporation Ford Motor Company Wazarevsky

Computers to play big part in campaign

New York state and national political campaigns increasingly rely on electronic computers to craft and mail targeted vote soliciting letters. Databased firms produce up to 100 million letters, offering tailored content by voter sex, area, party, and issues, with costs from 5 to 64 cents each plus postage. Letters supplement but do not replace TV advertising, and campaigns value the high attention they generate.

New York UPI Stephen Barber Datalab, Inc Congress Gerald Yass Datalab Yass Datatab Peter Iovino New Orleans Moon Landrieu Sword

Brooke backs Nixon foreign policy in 1972 bid

UPI reports Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts praised Nixon’s foreign policy during a Cincinnati news conference while criticizing domestic civil rights progress. He cited Nixon’s China trip, SALT talks, nonproliferation treaty, and future Soviet meetings as first term achievements, predicting a strong GOP win and naming Agnew as likely running mate. Brooke spoke on behalf of the Jewish Welfare Fund.

Cincinnati UPI Edward Brooke R-Mass Nixon Brooke China Nixan New Hampshire Florida Jewish Welfare Fund

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