Word: equalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...whatever their motives, these postwar Republicans were the men whose "program included the granting of citizenship, civil rights, and the ballot to American Negroes." Their monuments are the 14th (due process and equal protection of the laws) and 15th (right to vote) Amendments, which heavily affected the North as well as the South and which perhaps could have been passed in no other...
...terms of these goals the demonstration was a success. The crowd which gathered, from as far away as Mississippi, Berkeley and Minnesota, far exceeded the private expectations of SDS leaders. While news coverage was , and probably did not equal that accorded the Tocsin demonstration, the figures alone are impressive...
There was a time in the 1950s when the problem of divided Germany was on everyone's lips. Today it is seldom discussed. France and Britain seem uninterested, and in the U.S. there is equal indifference. One reason perhaps is the recent vogue for anti-Nazi popular culture. The thud of jackboots across the bestseller lists (Armageddon, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich), the screen (Judgment at Nuremberg, The Longest Day) and the stage (The Deputy, Incident at Vichy) tends to make many Americans think of Germany in terms of its bloody past...
...East deals in which it provides the technological know-how and much of the machinery to labor-rich Eastern Europe, shares both the risks and profits with Communist governments. Manager Beitz predicts that in ten years Krupp's trade with Eastern Europe (only $12.5 million in 1963) will equal its sales to Germany's Common Market partners...
...only historians will be equal to the task of excavation. The memoirs have been assembled like a scrapbook, by a man who could not bear to leave anything out. They sorely lack the editor's pencil-and an editor's restraint...