Word: core
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Kissinger slips up precisely at the core of this issue: how do you distinguish between a revolutionary state that is a threat and one that is not? In other words, is a nationalist revolution a threat, or only a Communist revolution? Was Castro, before the inflow of Soviet-bloc technicians, a menace to world order, or not? America has indeed a psychological task in accepting the intractability of the Russians and renouncing the hope that tomorrow Communists will suddenly become "nice guys". But it also faces a task in turning an equally permanent force, the new nations, to some course...
Sweeping Shift. Kennedy made economic issues-the recession, rising unemployment, the lagging growth rate-a central theme in his campaign for the presidency. Economic policy is the heart of his New Frontier program, the core of his oft-repeated campaign promise to "get this country moving again." The Administration is relying on speeded-up economic growth to reduce unemployment, to provide extra funds for national defense, and to pay for new and expanded education and welfare programs. The most drastic change that the New Frontier has brought to Washington is a sweeping shift of economic goals and approaches...
...shocked to the very core of my being by your review of Mr. Amos Queensly's novel The Section Man. I believe that Mr. Queensly has written a book that is deliberately meant to offend the sensibility of the reader. I would like to take issue with the wisdom of bringing this book to the attention of the Harvard and Radcliffe undergraduate. It is particularly shocking that your reviewer should quote with approval the sentiments of that...Norman Mailer. Any casual observer who walks through the Square has an opportunity to observe the loose morals and easy ways prevalent among...
Many businessmen, while conceding that automation has reduced jobs, feel that a good healthy recovery from the recession will provide all the employment needed. But labor experts think this too optimistic a view, fear that unless something is done by management, union and Government, the hard core of permanently unemployed will continue to rise...
Also Flyspecks. The spy ring was handsomely equipped. A Chinese scroll discovered in Lonsdale's apartment had a secret catch revealing a hollow core. It contained $1,800 in cash. A can of paint at Houghton's place contained a plastic bag with $1,820 in cash. The brandy flask at the Krogers' contained iron oxide powder, which can be sprinkled on magnetic tape to make coded messages visible. Fly-speck-sized pieces of film found in Helen Kroger's purse were "microdots"-photographs of documents shrunk down by special equipment to minuscule size...