Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Juilliard String Quartet, a department of dance, fresh courses in the theory of music. Along with their technical lessons in music, students at Juilliard were encouraged to study counterpoint and harmony of a different kind: sociology and race relations. "Musical education has to be ventilated," explained Schuman. "We must develop educated people who are musicians in order to develop music...
...Supreme Court). In New York City, which recently began allowing Negroes to transfer to under-capacity schools anywhere in the city, 50 Negro parents threatened to "strike" on the ground that the system is still unsatisfactory. New York State Commissioner of Education James E. Allen Jr. promised to develop a plan for "identifying" segregated schools and overcoming the "educational disadvantages inherent in such schools...
Through the years, the hope has been to develop a vaccine. If the guilty virus strains could be isolated and injected in a nonvirulent form into the body, natural immunizing forces could go to work, produce antibodies, protect against the disease. But in trying to isolate the virus, laboratory scientists have been faced with a forbidding problem. They could obtain the virus from infected persons, mixed up with tissue, feces, and other microscopic and submicroscopic organisms, but there seemed to be no way of bringing about a mechanical or chemical separation...
Conceivably, the Russians may have made a major technological breakthrough on some new nuclear device that is so important that testing outweighs all other factors; some American scientists feel that with luck, hard work and unlimited testing, the U.S. could develop within five years the first crude version of a neutron bomb, which would kill by neutrons but leave buildings more or less unharmed. Khrushchev recently warned U.S.'s John McCloy, President Kennedy's adviser on disarmament, that the Russians were working on the neutron-bomb idea themselves...
...Taters" by Tiger teammates because he once wrote "taters" on a dining-car order blank, is a guitar-strumming hillbilly singer on an Alabama radio station in the off season. But Lary is not an ambitionless rube. He hopes to quit with his pension after three more years to develop a 40-acre Alabama water recreation area called Frank Lary Lake. ''Ten years in baseball would be enough." he says. "I should spend more time with my family. I'm not home enough to raise my kids...