Word: examinees
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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As for shopping, the housewife should be able to switch on to the local supermarket on the video phone, examine grapefruit and price them, all without stirring from her living room. But among the futurists, fortunately, are skeptics, and they are sure that remote shopping, while entirely feasible, will flop...
Jealous of CBS's quiz ratings, Friendly enemies at rival networks have joined the test patterns. Last week NBC asked, "Is Anybody Honest?", then showed that more than a third of the country would lie, cheat and steal at the drop of the other fellow's wallet. ABC...
THE PROUD TOWER, by Barbara W. Tuchman. As a sequel to her admirable The Guns of August, Historian Tuchman has again used impressive scholarship and a beguiling wit to examine the quality of the uneasy society that produced World War I.
In 1956 Traynor gave California another first when he ruled in People v. Riser that prosecutors ordinarily must allow defendants to "discover" (examine) evidence to be used against them at the trial. Characteristically, Traynor went on to enlarge the discovery privileges of prosecutors in 1961 (Jones v. Superior Court). Today...
Last month eleven members of Parliament introduced a resolution charging that T.T.K. had used his office to advance the business interests of his sons. Krishnamachari appealed to Shastri to personally exonerate him of the accusation. Shastri stalled, suggesting that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court ought to examine the...