Word: containing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...highly distressed at the lack of moral imagination reflected in the views ot the spiritual leaders quoted. They contain not a single transcendent idea which could inspire any noble possibilities...
Parents on a book hunt are well advised to adopt the following rule: the younger the child, the better the books that are available. Books for tots are usually splashed with color, well designed, and sometimes contain surprising riches of fun and wonder. Older children would be better off kicking the kiddy-bait habit and graduating to Huckleberry Finn. A sampling of the season's best offerings for small fry and a few distinctive items for older children...
...ordered the letters returned. So far, 56,000 that bore return addresses have been sent back unopened, and the committee will never know how much money it actually collected. The remaining letters have been sent to the dead letter office to be opened by postal employees. If the contents contain a clue to the sender, they will be returned. If not, unclaimed funds will go to the U.S. Treasury...
...charge of espionage, and supported his case with the nearly forgotten documents that he retrieved from his wife's nephew, who had stored them inside an unused dumb-waiter shaft. But even then, Chambers did not produce the microfilm-later he explained that he was afraid it might contain material that would damage other people. With characteristic melodrama, Chambers hid the film roll in a hollowed-out pumpkin in a field on his Maryland farm, surrendered it only when he became convinced that a committee counsel suspected him of withholding evidence. Discouraged by the "indifference" of the world, Chambers...
...given the fact that its authors were largely blue-chip businessmen and bankers,* Money and Credit does contain one major surprise: it goes remarkably far toward endorsing existing Government regulation of the economy and asking for more of the same. Despite numerous individual dissents, carefully registered in footnotes, the report tacitly accepts as economic orthodoxy many of the countercyclical theories of the late John Maynard Keynes-notions that most businessmen rejected in New Deal days and that many still do. Explains Commission Member Gaylord A. Freeman Jr., president of The First National Bank of Chicago: "The report reflects what...