Eisenhower and Army Chief Comment On Future Outlook
A brief newspaper item notes President Eisenhower and his Army Chief discuss the future business climate, remarking on conditions and potential trends while avoiding current moral or religious framing. The discussion reflects official views on national prospects.
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Morality and Prosperity Across Economic History
The author argues that moral forces must guide business and government, citing cycles of prosperity and decline since 1789. He ties public vice to economic lows, warns of a coming New Era without ethics, and urges repentance and church teaching as remedies. He cites Deuteronomy and references his books Fundamentals of Prosperity and Religion and Business.
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The Whiz Who Strives For a Million Dollar Dream
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