Red economic clash looms as Rostow urges U S policy shift
Ex economic subcommittee sessions debate Soviet economy threat and suggest bold moves. Rostow cites public spending, inflation control, and productivity gains to blunt communist image while urging broader bipartisan measures. Farm representatives join discussions on accelerating growth and countering propaganda threats.
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Soviet growth alarm voiced by experts in panel discussion
Education groups told the Y that Soviet farmers show more enthusiasm and teachers higher prestige and pay than American counterparts. Harry Schwartz of the New York Times warned of danger as Russia nears parity with the US in industrial output, predicting potential out- production after 1970 unless the US acts. Domar and Thorpe urged skepticism toward international statistics and noted Russia's rapid growth challenges. Accra note: Prince Philip praised Ghana's army as Queen Elizabeth II presented new regimental colors to the Ghanaian infantry.
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