Word: correctives
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...sake of correct information of prospective students, I would like to point out that, subject to approval by the Committee on Educational Policy, (1) Nat. Sc. 2 will be given by Gerald Holton in the fall term, and P. LeCorbeiller in the spring term, and they are establishing the overall program in close collaboration; (2) there will be optional laboratory exercises replacing some of the essays, and (3) , there will be optionable sections; in which relevant parts of the calculus will be taught and put to use. P. LeCorbeiller...
Closely related to this is the ostensible purpose of the investigation, to find out whether commissions are actually carrying out the laws under their jurisdiction or are distorting legislative intent. Again the subcommittee should try to suggest some permanent means of insuring Congress-commission cooperation, as well as correct specific abuses. A possible solution to the problem of quasi-judicial powers is the independent trade court serving all regulatory agencies, suggested by the American Bar Association...
...Bald Fact. In the main, U.S. military leaders were making no plans to leap in and take over British positions and obligations around the world. In most key areas, the U.S. has capabilities that do not need reinforcement. The U.S. undoubtedly will have to shift some forces to correct imbalances resulting from the new British program. But those will be mostly intertheater shifts and probably will not require additional overseas troop shipments. As for brush wars of the Korea type, the U.S. long ago made its decision entirely apart from anything the British might say or do: such wars will...
...Association's centennial celebration banquet in Washington, he made his most eloquent plea: "Our schools are more important than our Nike batteries, more necessary than our radar warning nets, and more powerful even than the energy of the atom." To foster that power he asked "federal help to correct an emergency situation." And he meant emergency. "After these new schools are built," he said, "after the bricks are laid and the mortar is dry, the federal mission will be completed...
Over the regional councils Khrushchev proposed a souped-up State Planning Commission empowered to "correct" the regional councils from such deviations as paying too much attention to "the satisfaction of local needs...