Word: capitalistically
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eighty per cent of the students believed that class hatred exists in Spain, and more than half blamed this on "abuses of the capitalist system." The political and economic solution to Spain's problems, 65% were convinced, must be a "socialist-type regime," and only one student in five thought that this could be achieved through conservative means. The hope of 60% of the students was for a political change that would give them freedom. This 60% was equally divided between monarchists and republicans, while only 20% listed themselves as totalitarians or Falangists...
...Capitalist Lamb's coup at Seiberling came on the heels of another victory. A fortnight ago, following 15 months of hearings and 2,000,000 words of testimony (TIME, March 21), an FCC examiner cleared Lamb of charges that he had "closely associated" with Communists in earlier years, recommended that his license to operate WICU-TV in Erie, Pa. be renewed...
...about bound-foot hobblers into a billion ears. Because Mao had said that the great mass of poor farmers were in reality pining to join collectives, "to rid themselves of their poverty," local committees proclaimed class war against "newly rich peasants and counterrevolutionaries" who had sprung up by "spontaneous capitalist influence" after Mao's original land redistributions...
...satisfied with their lot and puts off the proletarian revolution. At the CGT convention last June, this issue was thrashed out, and CGT Secretary General Benoit Frachon, a card-carrying Communist, spoke frankly of the need to "destroy the dreams and delusions of those who try to present the capitalist regime in its present state as a source of progress...
...money, Weston will become the third biggest grocer on the North American continent, with $1.3 billion annual sales and 1,025 stores (712 National Tea stores, 313 in Weston's Loblaw chain) in 14 U.S. states and Canada. Only A.& P. and Safeway Stores are bigger. For Capitalist Cuneo, who bought 348,000 shares ten years ago at about $5 a share, the deal was a bonanza. By selling all but 5,000 shares at a reported price of $60 a share, Cuneo made a profit estimated at nearly $20 million...