Word: extended
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...butter, eggs, soap, toilet paper, garlic, onions, rice, beans, chicken, fish, coffee, shoes, and even, in this oft-steamy island paradise, beer. "Beer is unnecessary," said Fidel Castro, "in revolutionary Cuba." In their steady slide down the scale of living standards, Cubans heard last week that rationing would henceforth extend to clothing-shirts, trousers, dresses, and even to those snug slacks that Cuban women-and their men-love. Like any good Communist bureaucrat, the Maximum Leader an nounced through his Government Consolidated Products Enterprise that he was doing this so that clothes could be bought "in a just and equitable...
...Copenhagen last week, after only six months in office, Krag faced his supreme political test when he introduced into Parliament a complex series of measures that will 1) extend all union contracts for two years, thus limiting wage increases; 2) fix maximum prices of all consumer goods except fish and farm products; and 3) compel all taxpayers to buy up to $290 in 4% bonds that cannot be redeemed for five years...
...sixth recommendation of the Conway subcommittee is "that the committee reviewing the program of General Education [the Doty Committee] be requested to consider the relation of the seminars to that program." The obvious step for the Doty Committee is simply to extend Gen. Ed. credit to seminars in addition to the few in the social sciences which already have it. It should be clear now that such a step would prove fatal to any program which conceives General Education as something more than academic dilettantism...
Wasting no time at all, the Crimson scored four goals in the first 16 minutes of play to extend its winning streak to six and finish the Ivy season undefeated. The shut-out was goalie Godfrey Wood's second in as many games...
This year's medicare plan is a twin to last year's proposal, which was killed by a 52-to-48 vote in the Senate. The Administration has made only two detectable changes. One would extend coverage to 2,500,000 more oldsters by including everyone over 65, instead of only those eligible to receive social security or railroad retirement benefits. The other would give the elderly a choice between a couple of new coverage plans: the first would provide 45 days of free hospital care; the second would provide up to 180 days of care...