Brain Trusters Clash Over How to Fight Recession
Four surviving members of FDR’s brain trust debate methods to counter the current downturn. Berle favors quick spending, Tugwell seeks tax tweaks and relief, Maley calls for restraint and trust in past programs, Cohen urges selective public works and government action. All agree the 30s crisis offers lessons, not a direct replay.
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Still Going Strong on New Deal Policy Debate
The article quotes Cohen arguing the New Deal disturbed business confidence and caused a current slump. He urges a tax cut and reduced excise taxes to spur growth, noting idle labor and neglected public needs while praising postwar policy history and major labor acts.
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Population Growth Projection Sparks Global Debate
A United Nations report warns world population could double or triple within 30 years, rising from 2.9 billion to about 4 billion by 1980 and up to 10 to 25 billion by 2258 AD if trends continue. It cites limited living space, calls for action on carrying capacity, and notes links between diabetes and overweight amid changing lifestyles.
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Wort is Sold to Be the Caslent and Pionher
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Catholic Negroes in United States total 575 925 report says
Washington reports that the number of Catholic Negroes in the United States is 575 925, a slight increase over prior figures. The commission notes it oversees Catholic missions among colored people and tribes, and that the church maintains four schools for Negro children.
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