Word: attractants
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...might be old-fashioned," said the Justice official interviewed, "but I think that intellectual honesty is our best check and balance here [against government eavesdropping]. We must attract and train men of integrity. The courts still have the right to search and seizure. And the FBI doesn't prosecute or imprison people--they still have to go to court. That's another check...
Just how many goats Wallace might attract next year is uncertain, although the Gallup poll last week found him pulling surprisingly large support-between 12% and 13% in three-way races with Lyndon Johnson as the Democrat and either George Romney or Richard Nixon as the Republican. In both cases, Wallace hurt the Republicans rather than Johnson...
...increasingly suspicious about the disappearance. The biggest search that the highlands have ever known failed to produce a trace of Thompson. No word of his presence has filtered down from the aborigine villages of the highlands. There has been no sign of Thompson's remains, which would certainly attract birds of prey. Hoping against hope, Thompson's friends have therefore concluded that he may still be alive, the abducted victim of some international intrigue...
People, Not Playmates. Much of the college rush toward coeducation is explained by economics. As costs mount, many schools are forced to seek more students to bring in more tuition, find it far easier to attract students to a coed school. Coeducation also virtually doubles the fund-raising possibilities in a school's community. Mergers and affiliations also provide more economical operation; neighboring schools that agree to some plan of union can share faculties, libraries and lab facilities, avoid duplication of academic specialties...
While members of the neighborhood clubs would be tied to Lindsay and to the Republican party, the members of the CIA's would owe their allegiance to the man but not necessarily to the party, Price speculated that these agencies would attract young people into a revitalized Republican party. These new party members would be just as willing to campaign for a Republican district leader as for Mayor Lindsay...