Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pointed out that "the home front and the political front had reached the conclusion that it was hopeless and hence that they must end the struggle very rapidly." Added the general: "I had a feeling that the leaders in Hanoi will hope that the same kind of situation will develop here...
...made out to be in last week's hearings of the House Agricultural Subcommittee, where experts predicted that "tens of millions will starve." But it is bad enough. The present shortage began after lack of rain ruined many of India's crops, and could develop into a crisis if anything happens to the winter harvest. In that case, even foreign aid might not be able to avert widespread famine, since India's overburdened ports and railways would probably be unable to distribute food fast enough throughout the country. What would then be needed would be a massive...
...Demands." The President also proposed to return to cultivation as many of the 60 million idled acres on U.S. farms as may be needed to meet the world's need for food-"but not to produce unwanted surpluses and not to supplant the efforts of other countries to develop their own agricultural economies." In addition, to meet "unprecedented demands arising out of drought and the war in Asia," Johnson announced a 10% increase in rice acreage in 1966, and said that corn-belt farmers would be encouraged to switch some feed-grain acreage to soybeans, a high-protein oilseed...
...Vietnamese of a U.S. blueprint for curbing the nation's runaway inflation-and got it. He urged reform in tax administration, citing as an example Argentina, which had increased its income by a third through collection reforms alone. "That is what we want to do," said Ky: develop new cadres of honest young men who would collect taxes properly...
...hurdles, a tight race should develop between Yale's Ken Donovan (:07.4) and Harvard captain Tony Lynch (:07.5). The third and fourth spots are wide open, with Harvard's Andy Cahners and Harvey Thomas as contenders...