Word: furthered
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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What of this year? Without pinning himself to exact numerical predictions, the President declared that "economic growth can be resumed without extended interruption," and he added a promise: "The policies of Government will be directed toward helping to assure this result." Easier credit would spur both homebuilding and federal-state...
Last week Khrushchev carried his political housewifery into the army. The Red army newspaper published word that* Colonel General F. I. Golikov, 57, a World War II commander (Stalingrad, Kharkov) who served most recently as chief of Moscow's Armored Forces Academy, had been named the army's...
So long as trucks and planes get help, Symes suggested that the railroads be helped too; he recommended that the Government buy rolling stock and lease it to the railroads at a price that would enable the Government eventually to get its money back with interest. George Alpert, president of...
To attract top men for research. General Dynamics has set out to build what Vice President Johnson calls "a monopoly on brains,'' now employs about 22,000 engineering and scientific personnel, pays them top salaries, e.g., $25,000 to $27,000. As a further inducement, General Dynamics lets...
Sentiment for the small farmer remains as a hangover in American politics. The depression, when agriculture and labor suffered from lack of purchasing power, made this affection a political weapon. Even in good times, farmers do not have the monopoly power other industries have. No one farmer or small group...