Word: differently
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fall campaign will differ from the signature drive, Hughes said, in that he intends to go before audiences larger than the small groups which he addressed during the drive...
Serious Weaknesses. McNamara observed -before the Kwajalein test that it would be conducted under "controlled conditions that differ substantially from actual combat." In last week's test the onrushing Atlas ICBM actually carried a transmitter to clue the slender, 48-ft. Nike-Zeus bird in on its target.* In an actual attack, an ICBM might spew out "decoys" designed to baffle the tracking radar-as was not the case last week-or an ionospheric nuclear blast might knock out the radar altogether. "As advanced as the Nike-Zeus system is-and we believe it to be quite advanced...
...children to parochial schools and enjoys close ties with the Cleveland hierarchy. This fact could help gloss over the hard feelings that have grown up between Kennedy and Catholic churchmen as a result of the battle over aid to parochial schools. On that issue, Celebrezze hinted that he might differ with the President. "There's a possibility that there might be a contradiction," he said, but the possibility did not upset him. "Knowing Mr. Kennedy, I don't think he would want to be surrounded with yes men. I will give my views, but when the President sets...
...been argued that the variety of educational backgrounds which an entering class brings to Harvard forces the college to offer General Education courses that differ in prerequisites as well as content. This is all the more reason for preserving a common element in science instruction. The strongly science-minded student will move directly into course work with a Department; the humanist may not look for a course to waken his scientific interest. Consequently science in the program is most important to freshmen who arrive uncommitted, and particularly for those who come from schools where science was neglected. Their General Education...
...unemployment effects within import-competing industries, the opinions of organized labor seem to differ substantially from those of Mr. Schwartz. Does the editorialist choose to ignore the unions' general support for the Bill? Or does Mr. Schwartz feel he is more qualified to evaluate labor's interests than are labor's spokesmen...