Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Deep Respect...
...three, the foreign trade program was in the deepest trouble. Just how deep was indicated the day after the President's speech, when House Speaker Sam Rayburn summoned Commerce Secretary Sinclair Weeks to Capitol Hill. Also present at the closed-door meeting were House Republican Leader Joe Martin and Ways & Means Committee Chairman Wilbur Mills. Rayburn's grim warning to Weeks: the foreign trade bill faces total defeat in the House unless the Administration backs away from its insistence on a five-year extension and increased presidential tariff-cutting authority...
...Secretary of State John Foster Dulles as "an unmitigated disaster." Said the Telegram: "To explain to an American that Mr. Hutchison acts as an adviser to [Opposition Leader Lester] Pearson, has little acquaintance with leading figures in the new government at Ottawa, and has long exhibited a deep hatred of Mr. Dulles, hardly offsets the mischief in the article...
Economist Reierson dismissed the idea that the economy will slip into deep depression. But neither did he see any return to the boom for several years. Industry has too much overcapacity for another big investment surge and consumers are so deeply in debt that their buying power will be curtailed for some time. Concluded Reierson: "Admittedly, this appraisal runs counter to much of the economic thinking of our times, which takes for granted a quick return to long-term growth. Yet there is a real possibility that it may well take until the 1960s before the economy regains sufficient thrust...
...graduate school trains people for research, the kind of deep research being done by faculty members, which results in books and articles relevant to the non-academic world. The graduate course should, and in most cases does, encourage this kind of work. Just as the bright secondary-school student is encouraged to participate in college-type courses, the top undergraduates can become acquainted with the graduate discipline...