Word: ect
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Congress to set up some version of ABM. Meanwhile, the research effort led to Nike-X, an expanded and refined system that employs two types of missiles and electronically operated radars that can handle numerous targets simultaneously (see box next page). Theoretically, at least, the Nike-X proj ect ? which is still receiving $175 million a year in development funds ? thus overcame some of the main technical problems posed by Zeus...
...book and needs time and facilities to work on a second. According to its second annual report, the Center "recognizes that the critical stage in scholarly training now comes after the award of the doctoral degree when the recipient prepares his work for publication and starts a new proj- ect." This need intensifies, the report continues, with the increasing condensation of graduate studies, which themselves lead directly to full-time teaching...
Along with conferences and TV shows, Washington's Community Leadership Project will put out a bimonthly magazine of translations, edited by non-sociologists. In the unedited words of Sociologist Alvin W. Gouldner, who thought it up, the $ 135,000-a-year proj ect will cut the "time slippage" between academic discovery and "utilization by individuals" in fields from business to politics. Right from the first, of course, the editors will face the puzzle of pick ing material that will turn out to be worth utilizing. Sample risks...
...Kenya's British Governor Sir Patrick Renison refused to grant Kenyatta full liberty and refused to let him return to politics. But eleven African political leaders flew to Lodwar from Nairobi last week to ask Kenyatta a question. Should they cooperate with the British in putting into e" ect Kenya's new constitution (its third since 1954), under which the Africans are assured of a majority in the legislature? Kenyatta's answer: accept no half measures, fight on for full independence...
With Photographer Bourke-White's help, Actress Wright studied her sub:ect thoroughly, mastered the cramped, stilted gestures typical of Parkinsonism. The part of LIFE Photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt, whose firm support helped see his colleague through her time of trouble, was well played by Actor Eli Wallach. Although the "living color" was a little too vivid in the script as well as on the screen, the total result was effective...