New Foreign Strategy for U S Tie Economic Aid to Equal Opportunity
US policy should link aid to building representative institutions. Land reform and credit for small farmers can loosen the grip of landlords and lenders, fostering democratic growth. Aid must support social mobility and credible reforms. without opportunity, aid cannot sustain stable, independent government, as seen in Vietnam.
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Live Within Your Income: Consumer Hopes for 1969
Readers urge more local consumer centers to settle disputes out of court and clearer labeling on products. The column cites calls for tax reform, affordable medical care, safer car bumpers, weather shelters at bus stops, and better family finances education. It notes FTC hearings on auto repair costs and promotes Mary Feeley's booklet.
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