Word: ets
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Administration's relentless trustbusters, the companies and individuals had pleaded guilty or nolo contendere (no contest) to charges that they conspired over the past seven years to fix prices and rig bids in the sale of some $7 billion worth of heavy electrical equipment (TIME, Feb. 29, 1960, et seq.). Now the moment of reckoning had come. First before the court came the lawyer for John H. Chiles Jr., 57, a vice president of Westinghouse, to plead for mercy. His client, said the lawyer, while Chiles bowed his head, was a vestryman of St. John's Episcopal Church...
After reading your recent stories on Jack and Jacqueline Kennedy, et alii, I'm delightfully convinced that we have again that rare phenomenon: government of adults, by adults, for adults...
...Methodists are now giving renewed attention to the kind of learning that Duke sums up in its motto, Eruditio et Religio. They feel that "church-owned colleges should be frankly conducted as instrumentalities of the church." The goal is a strong religious director for every campus, Christian-hued research by faculties, and-because the church expects its colleges to replace its missionaries abroad-many more foreign students. Says John Gross: "If Moscow's Friendship University is the world center for the study of Communism, then the centers for the study of the Judeo-Christian West should be the church...
Revenge Through Sex. Father Marcel Henry, director of Parole et Mission, published by a Paris community of priests, attributes the rise of the "new religion" of sexuality to the fact that "modern man. shut up in cities, cannot contemplate Nature as did peasants in other days." The one "work of Nature" presented for his contemplation on all sides, "from the cover of his magazine to the movie advertisement, is woman." Hence, "a kind of taste for the erotic has become a deep-seated part of his mind and his habits, as it once sometimes inhabited the mind of great...
...benefit of the Community's advantages in competing for export markets elsewhere. Chief advantage is wage costs, which are less than a third of the U.S.'s. Average hourly wage rates in manufacturing industries (as tabulated for 1959 by the French economic journal Etudes et Conjoncture...