Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...those blue-chip blues, the market seems solidly based and conservatively priced. Most of the trading is being done by savvy professionals and cautious institutions. Small investors account for a small (less than 10%) and steadily declining proportion of the volume. Most important, the key "price-earnings ratio" is low. Stocks in the Dow-Jones industrial average are selling for only 18.6 times their average per-share earnings-which is 7% below last year's level and 27% lower than the level just before the 1962 market break...
Something Still Wrong? Inevitably, the Legion now appears too liberal to some, still too cautious to others. Roman Catholic Film Critic William Mooring, whose "Hollywood in Focus" column is syndicated in 41 diocesan newspapers, charges that "moderates" have been replaced in the ranks of Legion reviewers by liberals-"chiefly influenced by Jesuits"-who have an unCatholic tolerance for immoral movies. But many people agree with America's film critic Moira Walsh, herself a Legion consultor, who argues that something is still wrong with a rating system that can condemn a serious attempt at cinema art like The Pawnbroker...
...Cautious Feds. Among "feasible" reforms, Martin Luther King calls for a new U.S. law making it a federal crime to intimidate or murder any person "in pursuit of constitutional rights." He seeks Negro employment "on every level of law enforcement agencies." To "abolish lynch law from Dixie juries," he thinks federal officials ought "to select and constitute jury panels in state as well as federal cases...
After 21 years of cautious testing Laborit reports that the intravenously administered drug enhances the effect of anesthetics, thus lowering the amount necessary for a patient, and thereby lowering the danger. It reduces inflammation, has an anticonvulsive effect useful in treatment of epilepsy, and has a suppressing effect on symptoms of Parkinson's disease. "But it is Ag 246's analgesic or pain-killing qualities that are perhaps most promising," says Laborit. Operations have already been carried out using the new drug with no anesthetic. The patients felt no pain but remained awake throughout the operation, carrying...
...Volkswagen in 1936. He also had a hand in designing the Panther, Elefant and Tiger tanks that terrorized Europe in World War II, spent two years in a French prison as a war criminal. Porsche's postwar success is a product of his son, Ferry Porsche, 56, a cautious, brooding engineer. Ferry brought Porsche from a garage in Gmünd, Austria to a glass-and-concrete factory outside Stuttgart, where 2,400 workers now turn out 56 cars a day-every one handmade and every engine stamped with the initials of the master mechanic who assembled it. Porsche...