Word: appealed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...features of the proposed plan which has especially attracted educators is the emphasis it puts on "liberalizing" the military curriculum with courses in history, law, etc. This aspect, however, has not had the same appeal to "hard-boiled" military...
...year survey. Generally, however, the department does not make such a clear distinction between courses offered for concentrators and non-concentrators. The unexpected popularity among non-concentrators of "The Art of Bach" has created something of a problem for the department in planning the course that will have appeal to concentrators and non-concentrators alike...
...because its economy required strict domestic reforms, but now they are unwanted. Both parties have had to promise to tread softly in foreign matters, because the present state of word affairs does not sanction radical changes. Bevan has recognized how this lack of glaring issues has weakened Labour's appeal; he last week came out for a neutralized and disarmed Germany. But the Socialists have found themselves unable to follow him. Nonetheless, an election is not won until it is over. Billy Graham or not, the Britisher has always had a reputation for uncanniness. And even Gallup polls...
Certainly, the Soviet idea has a great deal of appeal. If only Eisenhower and Bulganin could sit down and talk, the arguments run, a settlement could be reached. The less ambitious scheme of the United States will probably be attacked by large segments of world opinion. Yet it is by far the better way; there are few easy solutions in international politics...
...severance pay. But the court ruled that the question of severance pay should not be arbitrated. Said the court: "The strike clearly constituted a repudiation by the employees of the continued existence of the contract." With arbitration out as a means of pressing its $750,000 claim (unless an appeal reverses the decision), the Guild plans to sue the Eagle for the money...