Word: establishments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...only way to solve the shortage problem, he suggested, is "some broad scale, powerful influence to induce students to enter teaching. Such an influence would be provided if the several states were to establish substantial scholarships for teachers in training...
...Humanities and Social Sciences courses--some meet chiefly in section and therefore need specialized instructors--but there is no reason why its use cannot be expanded. Social Sciences 4, for example, could probably get in on the section man pool, and Humanities 2, 4, and 5 might very well establish one of their...
...Navy's own airplane-carrier partisans, prefer to call it a "mine layer." Portable Base. If the SeaMaster proves out as its friends hope, it will add a new dimension to long-range air warfare. It will need no elaborate, fixed and vulnerable bases. Instead, it can establish itself in any sheltered body of water within 1,000 miles of the enemy target. The few supplies that it will need can be brought by submarine, if necessary, and enemy reconnaissance would have a hard time spotting such a sketchy "base" before the mission is completed. The next strike could...
...could there be any trust between Communist Russia, which holds half of Germany captive, and the Bonn Republic, committed tightly to alliance with the West. The agreement merely said, in stiff, impersonal terms, that both sides, for the first time since the mutual treachery of 1939-41, will establish diplomatic relations and work towards "mutual understanding and cooperation ... in the interests of peace...
...Fear of foreign foes has caused sharp retreats. . . but under constitutional government . . . retreats from liberty make us not merely remorseful, but determined to establish better methods for safeguarding the interests of the individual as well as the state. . . a chief virtue of constitutionalism is that it makes men believe that they are the masters of the state; it keeps fresh their hope that they may achieve freedom through the political order...