Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...this week's cover story on the Archbishop of Canterbury, the bulk of the London reporting came from Charles Champlin. But it was natural for the London bureau chief to add a few words about the church's role in today's morally troubled Britain. Elson also traveled down to a little village in Dorset, where in a book-lined study that looked like a stage setting for Trollope, he had an engaging interview with the previous Archbishop of Canterbury, Geoffrey Fisher. Son John read his father's file, then relaxed: "He's a good...
...even contraceptive pills; it is the fast-growing popularity of hospital emergency rooms. Across the country they are flooded with an unprecedented number of patients. Since the end of World War II, the number of emergency-room admissions has jumped 500% , although the number of accident patients - formerly the bulk of all emergency-room cases - has remained stable at about 35 million a year. The U.S. public, says Manhattan's Dr. Robert H. Kennedy, director of a John A. Hart ford Foundation study group, is rapidly turning hospital emergency departments into community medical centers...
Rules of the Club. The rates are set by clubby "conferences" of ship lines, where less attention is paid to a cargo's weight and bulk or the distance to be carried than to what the traffic will bear. The conferences are dominated by foreign-subsidized lines, each of which is eager to promote its own country's exports. To discourage rate wars, the Commerce Department has insisted that its own subsidized lines adhere to the conference rates...
Novel Methods. Ludwig's holdings usually mate in some way. His refinery in Panama-co-owned with Continental Oil, and probably the biggest investment there since the canal-processes oil from the tankers of his National Bulk Carriers and other Ludwig lines. Recently Ludwig planted 1,000,000 orange, lemon and lime trees in Panama; now he is carving out a port near the plantation, intends to freeze and can the juice right on board one of his ships. All these interests have naturally steered him into real estate, and he has property holdings from mid-Manhattan to Bermuda...
...fleshy six-footer, Fehsenfeld blocked the doorway of Dizzyland with his own bulk. The demonstrators knelt on the sidewalk, prayed and sang. A crowd gathered to jeer the Negroes and cheer Fehsenfeld. Inspired, Fehsenfeld kicked a few demonstrators, picked up a Negro girl and dragged her away from the door, smashed an egg on the head of a white demonstrator...