Word: factors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...applause by declaring: "I would not as President support or incite any American to seek redress of his grievances through lawlessness, violence, and hurt to his fellow men." There is, said Goldwater, "a feeling in America today which may be as meaningful in the long run as any other factor" in this election year. This mood was a reaction to "the doctrine of the fast buck and the code of the off-color novel," a protest against "easy morals and uneasy ethics...
...their say. But in conversation last week President Jack R. Howard dropped a broad hint. "We endorsed Johnson as the Democratic nominee in 1960," he said, "because many of the things he stood for were the things that we stand for. You can certainly evaluate that as a factor in our decision this year...
Itching for the Hustings. Deadlines are as important as guidelines as a factor in whether there will be a strike. Even if both sides agree to a contract extension beyond Aug. 31-as it now seems almost certain they will have to-chances are good that U.A.W. locals with their own grievances (26,700 in all) may start wildcat strikes that could shut down one or more automakers. Any strikes would, however, probably be short-lived. The auto companies are anxious to launch their 1965 models, Walter Reuther is itching to get on the hustings against Barry Goldwater...
...planks on civil rights, extremism and nuclear-weapons control as challenges to the G.O.P. platform positions. To Barry Goldwater, one key issue is the military strength and stance of the U.S. The fairness or unfairness of the press promises to become an issue (see THE PRESS). And an important factor will be the so-far-uncharted effect of the "backlash" against the civil rights revolution...
...Size of industrial inventories as compared with sales. Overstocking was a big factor in the 1958 recession, but nowadays computers are used to keep inventories in closer balance with orders...