Word: annually
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS (ABC, 5-6:30 p.m.). The 21st annual Little League World Series game from Williamsport, Pa. (narrated by Ted Williams), and stunt flying at the Naval Air Show from Los Alamitos, Calif...
...with a battalion of buses and drivers for the trek, and last week Camp Roberts-home base for the National Guard units that put down the 1965 riots-rocked to Watkins' army of teen-agers in a summer-camp project so successful that it may become an annual event. The children are proud of themselves and proud of Watts. Raising three fingers in their own salute, they chant a rousing, bluesy marching song...
...reflected, however, when the Senate voted in the one area in which it does indeed control for eign policy-by the purse strings. With the troops already committed in the field, the Senate passed, 84 to 3,* the Administration's $70.2 billion defense bill, the largest single annual appropriation ever voted in U.S. history...
...director, Miss Switzer will draw the same $26,000 annual salary as before, though she will now hold down the biggest administrative job of any woman in government. At a time when the whole philosophy of welfare is undergoing thorough reassessment, she is the first to admit the shortcomings of the present system. The trouble with most welfare programs, she admits, "is that it is easier to support people on relief than to come to grips with the problems that put them there." Agreeing with critics who charge that welfare programs put a "premium on not working, rather than working...
...restiveness of the skilled work ers might develop into rebellion, should Reuther give bargaining priority to his "guaranteed annual income" (TIME, July 21). The skilled workers, who enjoy almost full employment, are more irked at the plan than the companies. "It takes incentive away from the man who likes to work," says a G.M. tradesman. "I want money instead...