Word: core
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...controversial core of the Kennedy farm plan comes under the bill's Title One. It would give farmers a golden opportunity to choose among several Government aid programs depending upon which one they thought would be the most attractive. The possibilities include combinations of tight and generously subsidized acreage control and high price supports. Under a commodity-group system, committees of farmers would submit their own schemes to Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, who would then draw up a plan for each commodity, submit it to all involved for approval. After two-thirds of the farmers in each commodity group...
...demonstration was prompted by recent "Freedom Ride," sponsored by CORE. In that demonstration, a group of whites and Negroes traveled by bus from Washington, D.C. to New Orleans in order to test the Supreme Court decision outlawing all discrimination against inter passengers. During the trip, several members of the group were attacked and beaten by Alabama segregationists...
...Greybound in the South Ignores Supreme Court," the picketers marched up and down in front of the terminals on the Square and on St. James Avenue. William A. Gamson, research associate Social Psychology, Gabriel M. Kolko, teaching fellow in History, and Todd A. '63 formed half of the CORE brigade at the Greybound station...
...cases, said Dr. Huppert. it will incorporate the "foreign" information and reproduce abnormally, starting a cancer. The likelihood of this is increased when an other, non-cancer-causing virus happens to be present. Dr. Huppert said he and his colleagues have induced tumors in animals with the nucleic-acid "core'' of a virus found in a human tumor...
...flog a dachshund suspended by a rope from the ceiling. "In later life," writes Nicolson, in a sly reference to her 30-odd lovers, "she did much to repair this gap in her experience." In later life she was also a great lip servant of liberty ("Liberty is the core of everything; without it there would be no life"). The French philosopher Diderot once shook her till her shoulders were black and blue to get her to apply a little enlightenment to her realm. With regal practicality she retorted: "Your medium is paper, and paper is always patient. I, Empress...