Word: expect
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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What interests many people at the same moment (which is not a bad definition of what's news) is changing and widening all the time. Any TIME reader this week has a right to expect to be told just what is in President Kennedy's civil rights package and what its prospects are: he will want to hear about the Supreme Court decision on prayers in public schools, and he will naturally expect the most comprehensive and compact introduction to the character and attitudes of the new Pope, Paul...
...years, winners will receive three or four books, especially selected by TIME'S editors for the importance of their ideas and the excellence of their writing. We may even award more than one prize in each category-for that's the sort of thing that one would expect of a Tom Swift. In case of duplicates, the earliest postmark will determine which one gets the prize...
...form or manifestation." This pledge is aimed not only at Communism but also against the sizable Chinese minorities who dominate the industry and trade of Southeast Asia. Still, any anti-Communist step is remarkable for Indonesia. Having made this political move more favorable to the West, some observers expect that Sukarno will soon make a move to placate Red China. Next step: a July summit conference at Manila between Sukarno, Abdul Rahman and Macapagal to set up a permanent consultative group to be known as Maphilindo...
...Swedes do not expect to have an easy time, but they have found no reason why the work cannot be done. When the walls and roof have been freed from the rock around them, they will be sawed into chunks weighing not more than 30 tons each. Some of the pieces will be split apart and the breaks joined later. Blocks that are weak will be held together by bolts. Cranes will lift them one by one and deposit them gently on beds of sand on top of the cliff, where they will be wrapped in plastic sheeting to protect...
...York (90.1 million tons v. New York's 90.5). Ambitious Rotterdam and its wily businessmen are not content with second place. They have launched a campaign to pass New York as the world's biggest port, are busily building a $250 million addition, called Europoort, that they expect will do the trick...