Word: cautioningly
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...Most poisonous substances are marked clearly enough to alert adults as to their hazards, but these warnings frequently prove ineffective for children. Many youngsters cannot decipher the labels even if they try; some are more attracted than repelled by the traditional skull-and-crossbones caution symbol. A new design, however, appears to get the message across. Known as Mr. Yuk, it consists of a face with an agonized expression and protruding tongue, which tell a child that the stuff he is about to consume...
...accept new ideas and projects as well as redefinition's of its older committees give it the flexibility to ensure and to grow, PBH may not change the world dramatically. It is learning to make more relish claims both for its programs and for its volunteers; that sort of caution is the best hope of success. The ors of "Band-Aid solutions" may not be quite over; neither is the tradition of change...
...survival rests ultimately with the U.S. Like Diem before him, he could be removed if the U.S. so decreed. Since the Kissinger plan does, indeed, ultimately and inherently decree that, the real question is the manner of his going -with dignity or defiance, restraint or rebellion. The man of caution is being tested as never before...
...Caution. In fact, there is ample reason to believe that the Government is not anxious to press its case in the near future. For one thing, IBM's hierarchy is an extremely well-connected lot. Thomas Watson, son of the founder and chairman of IBM's executive committee, is an active member of the Democrats for Nixon committee, and his brother Arthur is the President's Ambassador to France. The company's general counsel, Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, happens to have been U.S. Attorney General under L.B.J. and the immediate predecessor of Ramsey Clark, who filed...
...went to IBM, v. 8.1% to Honeywell Inc., its nearest competitor. Last week's legal ploy left the Government maximum bargaining room for a later out-of-court settlement. It also may string out the litigation for several more years, forcing IBM to continue a growing policy of caution toward smaller competitors...