Word: approach
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Bell's tough-minded approach has paid off. "There is now ample evidence," he writes in the current Foreign Affairs, "that those countries will develop fastest which rely most heavily on multiple sources of private and local initiative-incontrast to countries which rely most heavily on central direction and control...
More to Come. The political cost could come high. Maintaining the nononsense, "quasi-judicial" approach he adopted during the first week of hearings, Mississippi Democrat John Stennis, the committee chairman, put searching questions to Dodd and showed little sympathy for his legalistic to-ings and fro-ings, which included an attempt to have Utah Republican Wallace Bennett, the committee's vice chairman, disqualified from further participation in the hearings on grounds that he had prejudged the case...
Because of this tradition of discrimination, Hudgins says, a Negro who hesitates to approach a white bank feels that his financial problems will be heard with a more sympathetic ear at Freedom National Bank. He cites the bank's attractions: its staff is 98 per cent Negro; the bank is located in the heart of Harlem, on 125th St. between 7th and 8th Avenues; its trademark is made up of an F for Freedom and an equals sign. And 30 per cent of the bank's $5 million in loans goes for first mortgages, a particularly difficult kind of loan...
...performance that did indeed bring Peking's aid, from Chinese tanks and MIGs to rifles. But Bhutto's approach also helped bring an end to U.S. economic assistance a year ago, and eventually the pinch began to hurt. In the best tradition of middle-of-theroadmanship, Ayub began to veer back toward the West, beginning with a visit to Washington last December. Bhutto did not approve, and more and more Ayub turned elsewhere for counsel. In announcing Bhutto's departure, Ayub, who will take over the Foreign Ministry portfolio himself, insisted that it would lead...
Moynihan said that King's nonviolent approach was "much more in keeping with the political and moral traditions of the American Negro." These traditions, he argued on a nationwide television program, have been essentially conservative. The only area where the Negro has been "radical," Moynihan said, is civil rights ,and "if he [King] isn't radical on that...