Word: expanded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...still moving too slowly and doing too inadequate a job," said Paul Swens-son, managing editor of the Minneapolis Star, last week. "We have shown a willingness to expand manpower, devote more space and tackle the complex side-the philosophy rather than just the business -of education. But we're still not ready for the big problems of the 1960s." What seems certain, in the light of continuing improvements, is that the new breed of education reporter will get ready...
...same terms. Last year Owens produced more than 7,000 wood and fiber-glass boats, ranging from 14 ft. to 35 ft. and up to $18,000 in price. Operating as a division of Brunswick, Baltimore-based Owens will remain under the family's management, is expected to expand its fiber-glass-boat operations, now 40% of its annual sales volume...
...main plant near Philadelphia every two years for a refresher course on what makes its products good, what new ones are coming along. Consolidated Electrodynamics Corp., a precision instrument maker, set up a marketing and servicing subsidiary in Germany a year and a half ago, expects to expand the staff to 85 this year. Says Manager Harold Zander: "You can't sell this type of installation by catalogue. When we get an inquiry, we have the instruments air-expressed from the U.S. if necessary, and our technicians rush them to the site by station wagon. We sell by showing...
Bowie declared that the Center for International Affairs expects to expand its activities in the African area "by additional research and by bringing more Africans to the Center." The work will focus "on the political, social and institutional aspects of the new African states," he said...
...chief pleasures the play provides--but it often sounds self-conscious and sometimes resembles a parody of a bad historical novel. (A line like, "By gad, sir, she's as pretty a wench as ever I bedded!" seems right out of Forever Under.) Moreover, in his attempt to expand the scope of the eighteenth-century style to accommodate his expanded purpose, he resorts to frequent bursts of the stiffest, most intolerably pretentious sort of "fine writing...