Word: benefits
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hours since he had been ambushed, wounded in the neck and chest by burp-gun fire, and captured. He had been beaten by the Chinese, but did not remember being released. Said he: "I thought I had escaped." Actually, he was the first American to benefit directly from the new Red peace offensive, the first wounded prisoner to be returned...
figured heavily in the election. The opposition consisted primarily of those who felt that federation's skimpy safeguards of Negro status are still too much. Proponents of federation argue that the resulting dominion will be large enough to grow and prosper, to the benefit of all of its citizens. Their slogan: "Federate and flourish...
Lindsley notes that his experiments are not classified, in keeping with the Atomic Energy Commission's determination to allow free circulation of results which might benefit humanity. Lindsley hopes his experiments will contribute to that...
Comprising 32 teams in three divisions, the league is dedicated to "keeping the sport alive all year round," according to its mentor, Dick Rowe. "We're trying to keep the boys in shape, and give them the benefit that this great sport has to offer--all the time, not just in winter...
...effort to gain the benefit of the thinking and advice of Harvard undergraduate organization interested in Congressional investigations of colleges, the Student Council hereby invites the following groups to send one representative each to a committee established by the Council to offer suggestions for Council action and or to issue statements under their name in response to specific actions of investigating Committees provided that every member of the established committee can concur therein: (list to be drawn...