Word: existed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cities, on the other hand, do not have much trouble with taxpayer devotion: the services rendered by a municipal government are immediate and easily perceived. The financial problem of the cities is that, while there are such things as states' rights independent of the Federal government, municipal corporations exist by grace of the state legislatures and are completely dependent upon the states for what they can and cannot...
...left to ponder not if, but when, a nuclear war will occur. Our choice is between great change and great ruin. In order to survive we have either to avert an attack or to shield ourselves from its effects. Since anti-missile defense does not exist, protection means going underground in shelters. Secret reports to the President have urged this sort of "passive defense;" a well-known atomic scientist recommends it on television; and Herman Kahn has recently dedicated a book to the idea...
...automation, are actually employing fewer workers. The U.S. economy has shifted from an industrial to a service economy, where 55% of the working force is engaged in performing services instead of turning out products. The need for unskilled labor is disappearing so fast that chronic labor shortages actually exist in some areas where not enough trained men are available. The paradox
Commenting on the need for doctors, Fogarty said, "We are not equipped to meet the needs of today and even less prepared to face the challenge of tomorrow." It is estimated that a shortage of almost 15,000 doctors will exist...
...world law. We will give up some of our sovereignty, perhaps, but in return we may well be saving the human race." Harvard's Henry Kissinger (Nuclear Weapons and Foreign Policy} suggests "an effective international agency to monitor the activities of all the reactors that now exist or will exist in the world." At the same time, the U.S. should keep up with weapons research lest a potential enemy secretly develop overwhelming new deterrents. Kissinger hopes for arms control safeguarded by inspection...