Word: fallen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...INTENSE SUBVERSIVE PROPAGANDA AND POLITICAL RIVALRIES IN THE AREA ARE TRYING IN VAIN TO FIND A BREAKTHROUGH TO SMEAR WITH FALSE RUMORS H. M. KING HUSSEIN AND HIS MOST BENEVOLENT AND SUCCESSFUL MONARCHY. THIS, I AM SORRY TO SAY, IS THE TRAP INTO WHICH YOUR REPORTERS HAVE BLINDLY FALLEN. I THINK IF THEY HAD INVESTIGATED MORE CAREFULLY THEY WOULD HAVE FOUND EMIR MOHAMMED IS AS RESPONSIBLE AND NO MORE ROWDY THAN AN AVERAGE 19-YEAR-OLD ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD...
...have U.S. exports fallen? The popular complaint of businessmen is that the U.S. is being priced out of world markets by rising labor costs...
...heart of Justice's complaint was that Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) and its affiliated companies had combined to boost prices shortly after Suez. Humble Oil & Refining Co., 88% owned by Jersey Standard, started the ball rolling, and most of the industry had quickly fallen into line...
...ever, reported the U.S. census bureau last week. Half the adult population now has eleven years of schooling (12.1 years in Western states), compared with 9.3 years in 1950. Some 43% of adult Americans have also completed high school, compared with 21% in 1940. Even more striking, illiteracy has fallen to 2.2%-nearly all Americans 14 years or older can read and write...
...assets and good credit standing, a yardstick that often rules out loans to small or struggling businesses. Heller, on the other hand, does not bother himself about the borrower's credit, takes on firms with chronic management or financial ills as readily as sound companies that have fallen on hard times. Reason: he accepts a company's accounts receivable (i.e., money owed it) as collateral, thus putting his faith in the credit of his clients' customers. Unlike most banks, he can also administer a quick dose of ready money through factoring, i.e., buying up the firm...