Word: grounded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...address is handled by the staff of Time Inc.'s Subscription Services Division, which is based in Chicago and employs nearly 2,000 people. Each week they address and service more than 12 million magazines, books and records. To expedite this exacting, highspeed task, Time Inc. has broken ground for expanded facilities in a 404-ft. tower that will rise just north of the Chicago River, near the shore of Lake Michigan...
...Francisco recently, Roman Catholic Archbishop Joseph McGucken signed the final contracts to build an $8,000,000 replacement for the old, Gothic St. Mary's Cathedral, which burned to the ground in 1962. Much to his surprise, a group of priests and laymen objected to his plans for the cathedral, on the grounds that the money should be used instead for humanitarian projects such as low-cost housing for the poor. The protesters cited Pope Paul's encyclical Populorum Progressio and the Vatican Council's Constitution on the Church in the Modern World in arguing against...
Asked if he thought the charge would make off-campus living prohibitive, Gill said, "It's hard to predict what's going to happen if the ground-rules are changed. We're looking most of all for a fair and flexible system...
...whether the United States and the Communists are willing to compromise with each other. Johnson has said that before he will order a bombing halt he must have some proof that talks will be "productive." But with one fleeting exception, any American definition of that term leaves no ground for negotiation...
Miss Happel managed to run from the room, but Miss Stewart, her clothing ablaze, had to be pulled from the lab by Patrick Skihil, another technician. He threw her to the ground and rolled her over and over until he had extinguished the flames...