Word: builded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...month program may change this situation radically. The draft call appears to be stabilizing at the rate of about 170,000 men per year--approximately 13,000 per month--and in all probability it will remain at this level until 1959 or 1960. However, the Army also intends to build up its reserve force over the next two years...
Rather than let it do so, the government should act to combine the two into a single Army Reserve which can build up to the nation's total authorized reserve strength in one body. Such a move would eliminate the duplication of personnel and processes which are inevitable under the new system...
WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER is pushing his development schemes beyond borders of Arkansas (TIME, March 11), plans to build in New Mexico, Arizona, California. His Winrock Enterprises, Inc. is getting option from University of New Mexico on 142 acres in fast-growing Albuquerque residential area, will build a $7,000,000 shopping center along new freeway there if zoning can be worked out. Winrock will give university a share of profits, pay 5% of land's appraised value in annual rental...
...evict tenants, but many households complained of the suddenness with which it was done. One couple had just repainted their apartment; another was expecting a baby in June. This resentment is increased by the knowledge that the University does not own all the property on which it plans to build. Frequently, the lessees' neighbors show no intention to move. "I won't sell my property ever!" said one woman on Mt. Auburn St., "unless, of course, Harvard meets my price...
...field. The Broadmoor dealt with this situation by sending a bus and two limousines up to Denver, some 75 miles away, to pick up the teams. An official of the hotel said later, "We're working on something to control this situation." Indications are that the "Springs" will build a new airport, naturally with the assistance of the Broadmoor...