March 1967
Volume 17, 1967FEATURES
Government by Men
MARCH 01, 1967 by ROBERT K. NEWELL
Robert Newell, from his farmstead in Michigan, sees the best hope for better government to be in the self-control exercised by better individuals.
Men, Not Money, Will Overcome Poverty
MARCH 01, 1967 by WILLIAM HENRY CHAMBERLAIN
Nor does author-journalist William Henry Chamberlin expect any alleviation of poverty from the political juggling of funds by persons isolated from the problem.
The Selective Employment Tax
MARCH 01, 1967 by GEORGE WINDER
A careful student of political affairs in Britain tabs their new Selective Employment Tax a major regression toward mercantilism.
American Federalism: Future
MARCH 01, 1967 by GEORGE CHARLES ROCHE III
Those who understand and practice freedom may breathe new life into the forms of American Federalism, suggests Dr. Roche, and revitalize the government as an instrument of justice rather than forced equality.
Freedom: Our Dilemma
MARCH 01, 1967 by W. WATTS BIGGERS
How can we hope to bring freedom to other lands, or even our own, until each of us frees himself from the fears and prejudices of his animal nature?
The Challenge of Business
MARCH 01, 1967 by TOM ROSE
For Junior Achievers, Tom Rose points up some of the basic principles and challenges of business life that may be helpful to businessmen of all ages.
Organized Irresponsibility
MARCH 01, 1967 by CLARENCE B. CARSON
Bad enough that individuals sometimes act irresponsibly on their own, thinks Professor Carson, but alas to the society that adopts the welfare formula of organized irresponsibility!
The Pricing of Gasoline
MARCH 01, 1967 by HAROLD M. FLEMING
Perhaps no one is better able than Harold Fleming to draw from the complexities of the pricing of gasoline the true miracle of the market that it is.
A Reviewer's Notebook - 1967/3
MARCH 01, 1967 by JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
Professor Walter Gellhorn's When Americans Complain arouses a note of protest from John Chamberlain.
For somewhat different approaches to the same thing, see Ayn Rand's Capitalism: the Unknown Ideal reviewed by Elizabeth Gillett, and Irving Howard's The Christian Alternative to Socialism reviewed by Norman Ream.
And now from his reviewer's chair, George Roche commends Our Western Heritage and The Scriptural Standard in Economics and Government, both by Edward Coleson.
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