Word: blueprinters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...limping French economy needs more reform than it did in 1789. In his investiture speech, he promised to submit "a coherent program of recovery and expansion" by July 20. Last week, a few days late, Mendès kept his promise by laying before the National Assembly a dramatic blueprint for peaceful economic revolution...
...told what went wrong. The West had put forward a new, more flexible plan for controlled nuclear disarmament: the Russians budged "not an inch." But, added Lloyd, "I do not despair. What we have to do now is to mobilize world opinion. I believe we have really produced a blueprint for disarmament which is, in spite of all the incredible difficulties, workable...
...information, we have no objection . . . even though such information, published many months in advance of the introduction of new models, may . . . prejudice the sale of . . . current . . . products. We do, however, object to the publication of statements and particularly sketches which have as their source . . . the manufacturer's . . . blueprint [that] assertedly came from General Motors' own drafting boards...
...decision means that the worst of the pressure was off in the race for the transport market. Boeing will put the first U.S. transport model, its four-jet 707, in the air next month, is pushing work ahead of schedule, and Douglas also has a plane past the blueprint stage. Said a De Havilland executive: "We know we're in a crisis. Even if the cause of the crashes were found tomorrow, we would have lost between four and six months . . . But until it is, we won't go back to making Comets...
...Interpretation. The confusion did not spring from the policy itself. John Foster Dulles had clearly noted the importance of local defense, had spoken of reinforcing it. But as the policy was interpreted by bureaucrats, challenged by politicians, and analyzed by the press and by people who want a blueprint for all future decisions, the public view of it became distorted. Last week both Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower took great pains to give the public a new focus on the "new look...