Word: careful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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After that one-shot deal, the milkmen have a long-range program to take care of future dairy problems under what would amount to a Government-sanctioned monopoly. They would set up a stabilization board, appointed by the President, with $500 million borrowed from the Treasury. The board would set and support dairy prices, paying the load out of assessments on farmers; presumably, the consumer would ultimately foot the bill, through higher prices. The stabilization board could sell its stocks abroad (but not in the U.S.) at below-support prices. There would be no import restrictions, but in surplus years...
Polling experts have warned the Council to expect a small percentage of irresponsible answers, the result of warped humor or outlook. Since the very people the Council hopes to disprove can balloon even a small percentage into a major issue, extreme care must be taken in publicizing any results...
There will be no admission charge, but a collection will be taken. Those unable to attend may send contributions to the Dylan Thomas Fund, Care of 105 Brattle St., Lyon Phelps president of the poets Theatre announced...
...their upkeep. Operating costs for a company plane, in the air 600 hours a year, can run as high as 65? a passenger mile v. an average 5½? on commercial flights. The cost can be much higher if a corporation does not dispatch the plane with all the care of a commercial airline, making sure it is in constant use. But businessmen can cite other kinds of economy, such as the case where a salesman, flown direct to a customer in a company plane, signed up a $1,000,000 order before his competition could get there on commercial...
Brownell had chosen the words "delusion" and "blindness" with care. Neither they nor any other words used in Brownell's speech carried an implication of conscious disloyalty to the U.S. on the part of the people who appointed White. Nevertheless, the molders of the Democratic Party's line looked at Brownell's words and laid down a heavy smoke screen. Democratic National Chairman Stephen Mitchell cried that Brownell had accused Harry Truman of disloyalty, had "tried a former President of the United States for treason before a luncheon club...