Interest Rate War Reaches Politics And Markets
The interest rate war now faces political lines as easy money advocates clash with tight money forces in the administration and Congress. Banks, savings and loan associations, and fiscal authorities clash over lending, inflation, and the effect on housing and timber industries, with international repercussions as London rate decisions ripple to U S markets.
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Cost Seen Underestimated In Planning Of Job Corps
Dr Franklyn A Johnson, director of the Job Corps, told the Asheville Rotary Club that early cost estimates were too low and that the program risks becoming a large permanent bureaucracy. He urged avoiding a massive administration while focusing on educational work to lift poverty youths beyond welfare. The speaker noted no precedent for creating the Job Corps and contrasted it with the CCC of the 1930s as a work program, not an educational effort.
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Job Corps
Civilian Conservation Corps
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Tibet News Staff Dismissed For Anti-Maoism
Darjeeling India AP reports the entire staff of the Communist Chinese Tibetan newspaper People's Daily has been dismissed for anti Maoist ideologies. Radio Lhasa announced a new staff has taken over the Tibetan language paper and began by publishing thousands of letters from the Tibetan masses condemning the former staff.
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