Word: file
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...book should be accompanied by a recollection of the conspicuous failure of the Church of England as a whole to make Christianity meaningful to this generation," and deplored the "preoccupied, weary effort to keep the old machinery going." The Rev. Peter Hollis of Birmingham gave Robinson some rank-and-file support: "I have often wondered how long we could continue to present the Gospel in traditional categories with any real effect...
...those who feel reassured by the statistical underpinning beneath a TIME story, it might be noted that the Washington file alone for this week's cover story on Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman totaled 45,000 words. It took a heap of filing to describe something of what goes on in 4,844 rooms and what is said along the eight miles of corridors that make up Washington's second largest bureaucracy...
...those programs. For example, at a White House meeting Democratic leaders were urged to bring the youth employment bill to a floor vote-if only as something to put in the Easter basket. The leaders demurred, arguing that they could not count on their party's rank and file to vote favorably. A defeat now, they insisted, would make everything even tougher for the Administration later...
Bizarre Measure. By Blair's bizarre measure, the Post last week succeeded be yond its wildest dreams. Wally Butts's lawyers said that they would strain Blair's yardstick with a $10 million libel suit. Already headed for the courts is a $5,000,000 suit filed by Marlon Brando, after a Post piece said that "he wasted $6,000,000 by sulking on the set" of Mutiny on the Bounty. Bear Bryant, who brought a $500,000 action last fall, after the Post accused him of teaching brutal football, says that he will file another suit...
...however, have focused largely on the melodrama of strikes rather than on the tragedy of unemployment. The newspaper dispute, the East Coast dock strike, and a prospective walkout by the rail-road employees served to evoke the image of "featherbedding" by reactionary union leaders (ironically, the Typographers' rank-and-file now demand more advantageous terms than Mr. Powers had settled...