Word: dependently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...record. Pilot training has been transferred to Luke Air Force Base in Arizona, where in clear skies seasoned U.S. instructors are teaching German cadets how to handle one of the world's most unforgiving airplanes. The Luftwaffe is setting up a new maintenance system in Germany that will depend heavily on private German aerospace companies to service the Starfighter's electronic gear. Pilots' pay has been almost doubled, to $137.50 a month. The improvements are coming none too soon. The number of volunteers for Luftwaffe pilot training has nosedived from 471 in 1957 to only 134 last...
...Ways to Rome. In their battle to keep half a million seats a day filled, U.S. airlines also depend on a bewildering maze of cut-rate fares. An ordinary round-trip first-class seat, from New York to San Francisco costs $321.80, or 6.20 a mile, while the jet coach passenger pays only $290.20, or 5.60 a mile. But a 30-day excursion by jet coach, which requires the traveler to stay over at least one Saturday on the Coast, costs only $217.65, or 4.20 a mile...
...third term in November. An unofficial favorite for the nomination last winter, O'Connor has since lost ground but still has strong organization support. His chances for the nomination, like those of the other three Democrats (Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Industrialist Howard Samuels, County Official Eugene Nickerson), depend heavily on Senator Robert Kennedy, whose muscle in the party power structure is now such that he can pick the candidate at the September nominating convention. Though ostensibly neutral, Kennedy has contributed funds to Roosevelt's campaign, is believed to favor either Roosevelt or Nickerson...
...these alterations should give much comfort to the West. Russian Communism, he says, comes perilously near to being self-perpetuating, proof against every perturbation beneath it: "The party apparatus is superior not only to the state but to the party itself. Its solidarity and its stability do not depend upon an individual or upon a few individuals but on a structural system. Communist dictators come and go, but the Communist dictatorship remains...
Given the fact that the U.S. has long been hitting every means of transport from truck to barge in the North, the decision to bomb major sources of the fuel on which they depend is a compelling, consistent progression. In any case, as Vice President Hubert Humphrey observed last week, even though "there will be friends who disagree with us, it is our men who are there. It is our men who are facing Communist bullets...