Word: experts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Employee relations, collective bargaining, publications, and "environmental engineering" are all in the realm of industrial relations. "The expert" said James De Pasquali of American Airlines, "must understand the needs of the worker and of the capitalistic system. He must become a skilled professionalist able to handle any area of boss-worker relations which may arise...
This was back-home, facts-of-life talk from a political expert to an audience of political experts-and it had its effect. Such was the threat that Secretary of State John Foster Dulles had letters fired off to the Senate warning that the Russell substitute would "destroy the value" of the Eisenhower Doctrine and promising that the Administration would not "enter into any commitments which would seem, morally or legally, to obligate the Congress to appropriate funds in the future." Even so, the spending section of the Middle East resolution remained in trouble-until unexpected help came from...
...among thugs. Once he had rid himself-at Chairman McClellan's request-of his wad of chewing gum, Witness Elkins sang loud and clear. As one who had served time for crimes ranging from assault with intent to kill to possession of narcotics, he easily qualified as an expert witness on Portland racketeering...
...victims of brain injury, prenatal diseases in the mother, or other causes not fully understood. In all the U.S. there are only about 20 centers, such as the pioneering clinic at Manhattan's Flower-Fifth Avenue hospital, where retarded children may get examinations and expert judgment of their possibilities for mental development. Parents fortunate enough to find such a clinic may use its findings to help them decide whether to keep their child at home (as 95% do) or send him to an institution. In some cases the clinics discover children whose seeming retardation stems from emotional problems rather...
Though some officials still think the domestic industry should go on under protection, one Interior Department tungsten expert disagreed. Said he: "We're jerking out of the ground tungsten that we shouldn't have to pull out for the next 50 years. McKenna is right. Since we've got enough tungsten for an emergency, let's leave it in the ground...