Word: expanded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...strengthen Atlantic partnership. De Gaulle is not eager for that, nor does he believe that the economic results would benefit France. Germany, on the other hand, is enthusiastic about a closer economic relationship with the United States. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard is convinced that increased markets in America would help expand Germany's industrial economy...
Between 1964 and 1970, Khrushchev announced, the regime will spend $46 billion to expand the Soviet chemical industry-about the same amount that now goes annually into all domestic economic development. Where would the additional money come from? Khrushchev hinted at a radical reduction in military spending. More important, he admitted that Russia would need credit and supplies, including entire factories, from the West-but not, he fumed, at "fabulous profits" to the capitalists...
...heat is on public universities. Because most private campuses refuse to expand much, public campuses now enroll 64% of all collegians, compared with 50% a decade ago. The big schools keep getting bigger-and now include some giants. At the University of Cincinnati, Garland G. Parker, veteran registrar, last week totted up grand-total enrollments (full and part-time) at the country's biggest universities. The top dozen...
...liberated France produced 200,000 more babies than in wartime 1945. To school them, two French republics have followed the same schizophrenic policy. While calling for ever more educated youth, the government has consistently failed to expand educational facilities. Nothing was done about elementary schools until the babies were six; nothing was done about secondary schools until they were eleven. Next year 100,000 youths of 18 will deluge French universities with one-third more students than are enrolled...
Since the death last summer of 74-year-old Ira Haupt, who founded the brokerage house 36 years ago, Haupt's new, young managers (the senior partner is 36) have been eagerly trying to expand business. They grabbed at the chance to handle Allied's trading after it had been judged too risky by another broker. Allied President Anthony DeAngelis, out to make a killing in cottonseed and soybean oil futures, almost cornered the futures market; but he built on such a fragile debt structure-with the low-margin help of Haupt that a slight drop in price...