Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...that stood between internally prosperous France and international bankruptcy was the remains (about $500 million) of the $650 million in foreign loans which the Gaillard government negotiated in Washington last January. Only by restricting its imports could France hope to regain solvency, and such action threatened to delay the creation of the six-nation Western Europe Common Market...
...capacity of the Eisenhower Administration for delay aften verges on the remarkable. Its current efforts to halt the recession, for instance, have been largely confined to attempts to predict its end. While these prognosticatory feats accord in general with the Administration's "confidence" line of economic thinking, they do not represent any serious attempts to analyze or cure the decline...
...Pabst junket was as hopped-up as enterprising public relations men could make it. In Milwaukee, before boarding the plane, newsmen walked on a red carpet into the Pabst plant to watch Wisconsin's Governor Vernon Thomson bung the golden 100 millionth barrel of beer. "We had to delay production two months to make sure the golden barrel did not get away from us," cracked a Pabst man. At lunch the party blinked at the deadpan declaration of Pabst President Harris Perlstein: "This golden barrel is the golden symbol of peace we can all cherish -beer has always been...
...strike of the Boston District Council of Carpenters moved into its second week yesterday with no successful negotiation as yet. The delay on Quincy House caused by the strike "is tightening the work schedule," Dean Bundy commented yesterday...
...negotiator for the District Council of Carpenters put responsibility for the delay on the construction companies' "adamant" refusal to accept its terms...