Word: gaps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Deputy Under Secretary of State Robert Murphy pointed out that Japan is importing about $200 million a year more than it exports, and the dollar gap is widening steadily as U.S. troops are withdrawn from the country. To make up for the decline, said Murphy, Japanese exports to the U.S. must rise...
Despite its number of informal madrigal groups, the University has rarely boasted a permanent ensemble devoted to chamber-size choral music. But from casual origins several years ago, the Bach Society Chorus of the Music Club has gradually come to fill this gap...
Slick Airways, largest U.S. air-freight line, has been in trouble ever since the end of the Korean war cut military freight orders and new civilian business failed to fill the gap (TIME, Oct. 4). Last week two optimistic outsiders who thought they could cure Slick's ailments took over the airline's management. In as new board chairman and top manager went Delos Wilson Rentzel, 45, a former CAA administrator, CAB chairman and Under Secretary of Commerce for Transportation, who is now president of two Oklahoma City truck lines. In as director and executive committee member went...
...point to dine at Radcliffe several times each month, occasionally drop in for lunch, and even lecture informally on topics in their fields. They are easily approachable for such things as letters of recommendation. But for most of the associates, there has been more than a six-block gap between the theory and practice of the program. Because of their stature and attendant responsibilities, many of the affiliated professors have been able to offer only cursory attention to the halls with which they are associated. Because of the distance, many have been reluctant to simply "drop in for lunch...
...whole trend was given sudden impetus and perspective by the announcement that Dr. S. Roy Heath '39 was leaving his Princeton post ...His leaving pointed up to many students the rather large educational gap that seemed to exist on the campus between faculty and students and between administration and students...