Word: factors
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Barely a Dent. Newspaper unions say, with considerable justice, that the newspaper field is shrinking, and that labor costs are only one factor. But that factor is large. In the past five years, newspaper unions have staged 81 strikes, only 14 of them by the Guild...
Voter registration often means months of legal action against constant evasion, miles of doorbell-ringing arguments against fear and apathy-but it is beginning to pay off. White and colored students working in Raleigh, N.C.-where an 8,000-vote Negro bloc has been the deciding factor in the last two municipal elections-cruised through Negro neighborhoods with a Negro registrar in their bus and station wagon, registered 1,300 new voters at the curbside in six weeks. In Terrell County, Ga., a federal injunction two years ago finally resulted in the registration of 51 of the county...
Many American researchers have swung round to the belief that viruses may be a factor in all human cancers (but not their sole cause). The Russians are determined eclectics. Along with the viruses, they blame chemicals (including those from polluted air), radiation of several kinds, and a variety of common diseases...
...York Herald Tribune the same day. These conflicting headlines reflect a situation that is frequently hard to fathom, but that matters more and more. At a time when the U.S. has to worry about its own place in international economic competition, the prejudices of informed opinion abroad are a factor to reckon with. Last week TIME correspondents took their own survey of top businessmen and economists from London to Tokyo...
...future of French relations with Germany, Gaus felt that the present "rapprochement" would continue and Beer added that "it is the new factor of super powers that prolongs this alliance" between the two countries. Fabra noted that the "rapprochement" is not unexpected...