Word: concerns
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...gaps in the Crimson offense are especially wide. The passing game has been decimated. Starting ends Joe Cook and Carter Lord and both of last year's quarterbacks, Ric Zimmerman and Pete Berg, are leaving. According to Yovicsin, they will be tough to replace, especially the quarterbacks. "Our chief concern is that none of the quarterback candidates has varsity experience," he said...
...during the U.S. postwar occupation. Three parts of a famed zaibatsu, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, were rejoined in 1964 to form what is Japan's third largest corporation. But the current mergers are not so much part of the old cartel systems as symbols of Japan's new concern over strong foreign competition...
...country where monopoly has never aroused much concern, the government can be expected to back the trend. Japan's Fair Trade Commission, which was set up under vague antitrust laws enacted at U.S. behest during the Occupation, has yet to rule against any major merger...
...Britain's best America-watcher, D. W. Brogan, like a pastor at the moment of decadence. In The Other America, Harrington heaped coals on the heads of his middle-class pewholders by exposing the suffering of the "invisible poor"-and helped make it a new priority of national concern. In this book, Harrington attempts Jeremiah's longest leap: from the catalogue of sins to the calculus of redemption. "The American system doesn't seem to work any more," he says, and in Toward a Democratic Left proposes what he calls "practical intimations of a new civilization...
...this, Harrington does not write with the conviction of a man who believes that his vision will come to pass. But as in The Other America, his book does ring with an urgent and passionate concern about problems that deserve serious attention...