Word: conductivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...square fact is," Walter asserted, Congress is the sole judge of what it for the security of the country." must conduct a "continual of Communist activities to be Congress with current ust as the Committee on Inter and Foreign Commerce keeps a watch on corporation mergers, plained...
...with both bachelor's and master's degrees from the University of Minnesota, Bob Gilruth won international recognition in the '40s for his research on the characteristics of aircraft in flight, switched to spacecraft after the Government picked him in 1945 to create an organization to conduct freeflight experiments (and found time along the way to invent the nation's first successful hydrofoil system). He pushed the early work on manned satellites, was named to direct Project Mercury in 1958, set up the vital standards that made last week's successful flight possible-and stuck...
...University of Pennsylvania last night placed the editor-in-chief of the Daily Pennsylvanian on conduct probation, thus making him ineligible to participate in extracurricular activities and removing him from the paper...
Compounding retributive terror tactics to its previous myopia and folly, the administration of the University of Pennsylvania yesterday placed the editor in chief of the Daily Pennsylvanian on conduct probation, and told students that it would "deal appropriately" with anyone who attempted to distribute the Philadelphia edition of the CRIMSON. No further comment is necessary...
What gives the Communist armies their strength is that with them everyone is concerned with everything and everyone else and that a mere corporal feels he is in some way responsible for the conduct of the war. Apart from that, the men take everything seriously, obey orders to the letter, and economize without being asked on their rations and munitions because they feel it's their own war they're waging. If we're given a war which we look upon as ours, then...