Word: consisting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Commentators in your Dec. 8 Letters column on Detroit's Board of Commerce proposal to abolish all U.S. tariffs overlook the most fundamental principle underlying foreign trade. Foreign imports are of no benefit to a country unless they consist of products which that country cannot profitably produce...
Although most of the Spanish-language LIFE will consist of articles and pictures from the domestic edition of LIFE, each issue will also have pictures, articles and selections prepared especially for the Spanish-language edition. For example. No. 1 has an eleven-page illustrated article on Cuban Patriot Jose Marti, together with some of his original writings. As a regular feature, the Spanish-language LIFE also has a "Letter from North America." In its Letters-to-the-Editor section, Colombia Publisher Maurice Obregón, owner of Semana, a weekly newsmagazine, wrote:"We respect the competition of your admirable magazine...
...Music Club for tonight's concert will consist of a 20 piece orchestra, and two soloists...
...Cummings '15 will give the first of this year's Charles Eliot Norton lectures tonight--"I and my parents"--at 8 p.m. in Sanders Theatre. The lecture, which is open to the public, will probably consist of a half-hour talk and readings from the work of several poets...
...flew into San Francisco. Fired by the enthusiasm of the whistling, stomping audience which packed the Cow Palace, Stevenson assailed his opposition. "The general," said Adlai, "tells us not to worry. Government, he says, is just a matter of teamwork." But the Eisenhower team, as Stevenson saw it, would consist almost exclusively of members of the Republican Old Guard-"men who have had to be dragged, screaming and kicking, into the 20th century." Asked Adlai: "Does anyone think [Eisenhower] would really stand a chance against this team of isolationists and cutthroat reactionaries...