Word: allowables
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Equally cautious was Yale dean of students, William C. DeVane. "I don't know all the facts," he commented, "but I'm sure the Princeton administration will handle the case fairly. I can't imagine that a responsible official would allow partisan feelings to influence the course of justice...
...Committee hopes a monthly service will allow worshippers to become familiar with the meaning of the prayers, borrowed from various liturgies, and that it will counter the present tendency to overemphasize the sermon...
...Defense Department last week also eased the industry's fear that charges on new financing could not be recovered from the Air Force. While the Government will not specifically pay interest charges on any funds the planemakers borrow, it will revise contracts to allow borrowers a bigger profit, in effect paying them back for interest charges. As matters stood at week's end, the darkening clouds over the U.S. aircraft industry looked far less threatening...
...Their main editorial stated that the majority of the student body wanted to continue the series and that the bad taste of a small minority was responsible for the whole affair. "Princeton and Harvard," it ended, "are too much a part of the best traditions of American education to allow themselves to linger in what is at best a petty feudalism...
...press runs by inadequate mechanical facilities in the old building, ailing Marshall Field Jr.'s fast-rising Sun-Times had to turn away advertisers 14 days last year, once had to forgo 17 pages of ads. The new presses, capable of turning out 128-page papers, will also allow the Sun-Times to go all out for the added circulation it could not handle in its old building. Now the ninth biggest U.S. newspaper, the Sun-Times (circ. 588,181) boasts that it has overtaken John S. Knight's Chicago News (614,098) in ad volume...