Word: bigger
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...15th annual assembly on a note of triumph: WHO teams are well on the way to eliminating yaws as a tropical scourge; they have made dramatic progress toward the eradication of malaria. But to a man, the 300 delegates were sobered by the realization that their problems are still bigger than their successes...
Mark H. Mullin '62, First Class Marshal, has also announced plans for a Senior Class Week bigger than that of last year. He said that the Class Committee has reinstated the moonlight cruise on Monday night, June 11, for classmates and their dates...
...abandoned basic architectural precepts, such as light and shadow and depth and beauty," San Francisco's S. Robert Anshen told the architects. "When men lived in caves," said William W. Caudill of Houston, "they poked holes in them to let air in and smoke out. The holes got bigger and bigger. Now the holes have eaten up the box." Others added that the all-window building has created still unsolved problems of glare and temperature control...
Died. Elzey Roberts Sr., 70, former publisher of the folksy, feisty St. Louis Star-Times, an aloof office tyro who inherited the Star a year after graduating from Princeton in 1915, bought the Times in 1932, and, after battling Joseph Pulitzer's bigger Post-Dispatch for three decades, unpredictably sold out to Pulitzer in 1951; of a heart ailment; in St. Louis...
Despite all the crosscurrents presently pulling at U.S. business. Fred Donner looks ahead without fundamental apprehension and with a profound faith in the ability of the G.M. system to cope. It is clearly almost inconceivable to him that General Motors will not go on indefinitely getting a little bigger and a little better than any other manufacturing enterprise in the world. "If I can leave General Motors well staffed with good men in the top jobs and good men coming up under them, and with a cohesion in our forward planning so that the bits and pieces fall into their...