Word: frequent
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Still equipped with its four-wheel drive, the Jeep appeals to the outdoors-minded (notable Jeepniks: Lyndon Johnson, Hubert Humphrey and Sargent Shriver), who rig it for such chores as plowing snow or use it for wheeling around a ranch. Recently, however, despite frequent refinements and the introduction of the station wagon and light-truck Jeeps, Kaiser's grip on the domestic market has been weakened by a couple of upstart Jeep-style sports models: International Harvester's Scout and Ford's Bronco. Moreover, the profit margin on sales to the military, still a large chunk...
...frequent distance between TIME'S wishful editorializing and reality has perhaps never been clearer than in the brief filed in behalf of the Warren Commission [Nov. 25]. The complaint that new evidence has not been produced to challenge the report is beside the point-as even your story makes clear...
...angry. The campus rules committee -- a major accomplishment of the Free Speech Movement two years ago -- had by last spring become effectively dominated by its faculty majority, and still the administration felt free to ignore it. Instances of attempted intimidation of students -- usually threatened suspension -- have been frequent. Generally the administration has moved to tighten the reins on its opponents when a means has been available...
...Curtis Prout, associate director of the Health Services, explained last night that intestinal epidemics are frequent occurrences, particularly before and after holidays. Every year, for instance, such an epidemic breaks out several days before Christmas. Why this is, Prout said, no one knows, but he speculated that the epidemics may be caused by a virus, probably transmitted through the air rather than through the food...
...their property and sales taxes. While the plan would penalize rich states to benefit poor ones, Heller contends that it would serve the cause of "creative federalism." Heller believes that his idea is no more radical than the earlier changes of the 1960s. Conservatives now recognize the need for frequent Government manipulation of taxes, spending and subsidies, while liberals like himself, says Heller, have a new understanding of the role of private investment Practically no one any longer sees danger in rising federal debts and rising wages-as long as the economy grows faster than the debt, and labor productivity...