Word: deal
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...mere refusal to deal with East Germany offers no solution to the Berlin or German problem. Ideally a free, Western-oriented Germany would be the most desirable successor to the present divisions. A unified Germany, though, merely because of strategic consideration, would never be permitted by the Russians. Furthermore, Soviet prestige is staked on the East German experiment as much as Western prestige is staked on a free Berlin. On the other hand, an Eastern-aligned Germany would be unacceptable to the 50 million West Germans as well as to the other NATO allies...
...morning to find at my door an announcement that the CRIMSON was responsible for the parody of the Lampoon. It is one thing for an organization such as yours to deprecate the efforts of another--after all, that is the function of criticism, and we have received a great deal from the CRIMSON--but to claim credit for the long and arduous efforts of others is eminently unfair, if not morally reprehensible...
After the Brower-Finley-Perkins Committee has worked out a program for present non-Honors juniors, who were caught between the demise of the old program and the departments' inaction on the new one, both the Masters and the CEP should give a great deal of thought to a variegated, voluntary, and active program for non-Honors Juniors and Seniors. Placing the program in the Houses would help to counter the impersonality of lectures, and would provide a framework for non-Honors concentration dinners and seminars, tutorial devices which could help keep the additional number of needed tutors...
...both companies the merger is a good deal. Sylvania has expanded some 17% in the last five years and has a $60 million backlog of defense orders for missile components and electronic systems. But it needs more capital. On its side, General Telephone needs a bigger base in the electronics field, anticipating the day when telephone service will dispense with some land lines and electromechanical switching equipment, take to radio and other electronic equipment. In April 1957 the companies reached the "getting to know you" stage when General Telephone President Donald C. Power, 58, went on Sylvania's board...
Damn Yankees. The musical that played hell with the national game on Broadway gets a helluva good deal itself from Hollywood...