“…Leiter Foundation on Economic Trends Jerema Rifkin;…”

“…Erhard Eppler, German Federal Minister for Economic Co-operation Lighted the Lamp and Inaugurated the Silver Jubilee Year on 17th Nov. 1973"; Bemerkungen: in Album geklebt…”

“…The great mass of people do not enjoy freedom of enterprise; their economic status is kept low and insecure by an unjust and anarchist economic system driven by conflicting private interests. …”

“…<NZ>Programmfolge: Georg Friedrich Händel: Concerto grosso op.6 Nr.1; Reinhard Mohn: Begrüßung; Peter Glotz: Parlamentarischer Staatssekretär im Bundesministerium für Bildung und Wissenschaft "Der Beitrag der Buchgemeinschaften zur Arbeitnehmerbildung"; Festvortrag Ralf Dahrendorf: Director der London School of Economics and Political Science "Nach dem Oberfluß: Formierte oder offene Gesellschaft?"…”

“…Socialism, which will eliminate competitive production for the profit of a handful of capitalist parasites, and which will create the economic conditions for peace and cooperation, is the only hope of humanity. …”

“…Association of Machinists, Also: Vice-President and Recording Secretary, Board of Directors, Workmen's &amp;amp; Suffolk Mutual Insurance Company. [] OUTSTANDING LEADER OF LABOR AND FRATERNALISM [] VOTE For the man with a life-long record of devotion for the Social and Economic causes of Labor, Advocate of Mutual Aid and Fraternalism whose broad experience and knowledge has earned him the trust of serving as National President since 1957 [] The overwhelming vote for his nomination for reelection is a demonstration of confidence to an incumbent mandate to mold a new image of the WBF befitting its role and place it must take in a society whose living patterns have been changed by the explosive causes of Automation, Atomic Energy and the advances of Medical Science. [] VOTE FOR CONRAD WOELFEL FOR NATIONAL PRESIDENT…”

“…elimination [] In our socio-economic realities, abrupt elimination of Child lobor [!] …”

“…Nach einer umfassenden Zusammenstellung der First National City Bank, New York, für 42 Länder, hatten im Zeitraum 1958 bis 1963 nicht weniger als 17 Länder geringere Preissteigerungen als die Bundesrepublik Deutschland; England teilte sich mit uns den 18. Platz. [] *) Main economic indicators, April 1965, hrsg. von der OECD [] Das war nicht immer so: in den fünf Jahren davor, also von 1953 bis 1958, hatten nur acht Währungen eine geringere Entwertung als die D-Mark erfahren…”

“…., 1961-1964 Studium an der Berkeley-Universität (USA), Master of Arts in Economics. Wiss. Assistent. Seit April 1966 Dozent an der Akademie für Wirtschaft und Politik, Hamburg. …”