Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Nelson A. Rockefeller urged last night that the U.S. help to develop a confederation of free world nations. In the last of the Godkin lectures, the New York Governor suggested that the American concept of the "federal " could create a "secure structure of international order...
...influx of concentrators newly interested in music underscored the necessity for at least basic mastery of piano technique on the part of each concentrator. Music cannot, after all, be studied well without enough piano skill to train the ear, to read scores and to develop a modicum of acquaintance with actual presentation of the art. The department required such ability at the piano under Professor Merritt's chairmanship, although no credit was granted for the fulfillment of this requirement. The appointment of a distinguished pianist, Miss Luise Vosgerchian, to direct the instruction has given it new emphasis...
...nature of the post-season event," the FCAS stated that "The circumstances of hockey in the Western League seem to us to be on the wrong track, involving generally the heavy recruiting of Canadian players, the use of athletic scholarships, and what appears to be an intensive effort to develop a big-time commercially successful sport...
Notre Dame has long given science its due. Its famed Lobund Laboratories were created 30 years ago to develop germ-free animals as a tool for medical research. Its radiation lab claims the nation's largest radiation chemistry program, and is now being expanded by the AEC to the tune of $2,200,000. Notre Dame also gets good grades in chemistry, English, history and math. But it still cannot afford sabbaticals for research or a psychology department (launching cost: $220,000). It is notably weak in social sciences...
...getting around it," snaps one official of the General Services Administration, which buys and minds the materials after the Office of Emergency Planning has set the goals. Some businessmen complain that the Government grossly overestimated its stockpile needs, hence encouraged producers, notably the lead miners and refiners, to develop so much capacity that whenever Washington stopped buying, the private market was flooded and prices went tumbling...