Word: delayed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Accent on Kinfolk. Congressmen have attacked Administrator McLeod for not cutting through the tangled mass of red tape in the law Congress passed and for delay in processing applications for entry visas. McLeod answers that it took time to build up a staff and to get cases into the processing pipeline (average time per case: six months). Since he now has a staff of 2,000, however, his performance is ten refugees admitted for each employee...
...Cutting delay by better management...
...Kiplinger Tax Letter, a usually reliable and impartial judge of Congressional opinion, said last week that pressure from alumni groups and lobbyists made a hearing almost certain. The Letter also predicted that the bill would eventually pass, but said that "political consideration" would probably delay action until the next session...
...With all the difficulties we have had with these treaties, I cannot believe that the French will delay in this final step much longer," he said. "When I went to Europe two years ago, we all expected EDC to be a fact within a year. It is not yet a fact, but I feel sure that it will now finally come to pass...
...military technology. Dr. Bhabha believes that Indian physicists can solve eventually all the practical problems of building and operating power reactors, but he does not see why they should have to. In most cases American researchers have been over the ground. Keeping their findings secret will only delay the Indians for a few years. Sooner or later, he is convinced, India will be dotted with nuclear power stations doing the duty of the oil, coal and water power that nature did not provide...