Word: benefited
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...dawn starts to thaw out the cold war? "Trade is the greatest weapon in the hands of the diplomat," but a rigid policy can leave the diplomat emptyhanded. Instead of saying, "We won't trade," the U.S. has to say, "When does trade in what things benefit us most and our friends...
Outside the Brooklyn Eagle one day last week, a ring of pickets circled the plant. The striking Guildsmen, whose wage and benefit demands closed the paper down (TIME, Feb. 28, et seq.), still did not believe Publisher Frank Schroth's announcement that he would never reopen. "We're not convinced" said one Guildsman. "We're not really sure they're folding." Inside the Eagle building, Publisher Schroth sadly demonstrated in the only way he could that the paper was closed down for good. Unable to find a buyer for the Eagle, Schroth...
...What would happen to uranium mining and the atomic-energy industry if atomic weapons were banned or restricted? The best guess is that civilian applications would come forward so swiftly to use the plants, materials and manpower now devoted to making atomic weapons that the industry would actually benefit...
...departure from previous Soviet policy. In the present case, the move is not primarily military, as, say, was the establishment of the Berlin blockade or the arming of the satellite nations. Moscow now is holding out to Tito the promise of real economic concessions from which Yugoslavia can clearly benefit. And if the trend which began with the Austrian peace treaty should continue--and there is no reason to think that a Russian cannot recognize a good thing as well as the next man--the Kremlin will offer similar economic and political concessions to states farther west than the DBalkans...
With this capital, now more than half a billion dollars, the Ford Foundation is in a unique position--how can it spend its money to the maximum benefit of mankind. Its major problem is not lack of funds, but rather where to spend its money to yield the greatest return...