Americans face a changing idea of knowhow in a lean era
A midcentury interview reflects that American managers once led in knowhow but now face critique from Japan and Europe. The piece argues the 1970s saw wasteful practices, big government, and short term profits. It notes growing calls for spending cuts, productivity focus, and renewed belief in collaboration of workers and industry.
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New York
J. Peter Grace
U.S
Japan
Europe
Cuba and U S Ties Hold Steady Through Shifting Winds
The article reviews twenty years of U S Cuba relations from 1961 to the Reagan era. It notes mutual suspicions amid talks of emigration and embargo disputes, Castro’s distrust of U S policy and CIA actions, and past detente attempts under Carter that faltered after Cuba sent troops to Ethiopia.
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Washington
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Guantanamo Naval Base
U.S
John F. Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Reagan
Castro
Kennedy
CIA
Havana
Carter
Ethiopia
Somalia
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