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By B .rig.. G. Mac,d #ipss
Tho prize in education in reality, is° not a pa'ticularr kind .
of job, a certain salary, but life itselt.
President Ho Chili Minh writing in • Pravda says the United
States ban help his .regime to victory. "Oor party -is • trying to
. get the active support and ,help of fraternal socialist countries
and peoples wlbo .are fighting for peace ,and justice, Including
the progressive forces of the ArDerican pwoiile. The Vie'lnamese
teople will never forget that their victory is' inseparable from
the aoti've support of progressive peoples of the entire world".
Harold Wilson announced his new post as Economic icor on
Bapk Holiday 1967., On Tuesday he sent his phone number to the
Trades' Union Congf ess_ and the Council of British industries.
and announced to the world that he was "in touch". Oa Thursday
he announced that all hire.parchase ,, estrictions were to be
eased, putting one hundred million pounds into the pockets, of
the people to enable expansion to begin, Qn.Friday he announced
that all electricity charges were' to be raised, taking one hundred
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Cation. Oa Saturday and Sunday he went to Chequers, no doubt
to reflect that he 'was the first economic overlord.ever to make
it cheaper to buy a refrigerator and more expensive to run it
at one and the same time.
PRINCE CH..kRLES - It is impossible to meet Prince Charles
without perceiving at once that his predominant interest is
people rather than things and his choice of anthropology, which
is the study 'of the nature and behaviour of human beings, coald
scarcely have been mere fortunate for one whose destiny is to
become the supreme representatikve of the people of Britain and
The Commonwealth. Nevertheless several letter writers to the
press have complained and Suggested he should haw< read
'nuclear physics and technological skills. It is just possible that
his interests are better known to his -.parents and his consultants.
at the University, Just think of the international. complications
of having an eminent nuclear physicist as the 'future monarch!
THE SUNDAY TIMES WEEKLY SUPPLEM)':NI' - In an open
letter to Lord Thomson, it is suggested that he is not giving the
public their money's worth in his Sunday Supplement. Surely
it is not beyond the resources of the Thomson organization to
transport Svetlana Stalin in the fastest car at the Motor Show
to Moscow.' (A 1,500 mile road test to be conducted en route)
where she could be msrried off to Kim Philby, with Donald Mac,
lean as. best man. (W lidding photographs by Lord Snowdon) The
wedding would be conducted by the Maharishi, the reception
held In Prince Charles' rooms at Trinity and the honeymoon
spent in a surplus army tent at El Alamein.
MARGINAL FARMS - The Economic Council of Canada has
`been studying the effectiveness of three programs under the
Agricultural and Rural Development Act, the Prairie Farm
Rehabilitation Act and the Maritime Marshland Act. They found
to improve the land, rather than the people living on the land,
Many of the programs are merely a costly form of welfare in
which the taxpayer expends one dollar so that, the farmer on
marginal land can make 50 cents.
Of . the ''$300 million spent on the Prairies, the resources
added for many, participants were so minute that the prospects
of advancement were raised not at all. $20 million was spent to
protect land in the Fiindy region, which remains a place of
abandoned land and low income farming. The solution? "Build
the people and the people will look after tha lana," sounds rather
like, a counsel of despair. Surely it would be better to "build
the people" to indulge in some' less hopeless activity, rather
than trying to row bananas in the Arctic.
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