Word: growed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...intelligence information is the U.S. getting from prisoners? Many times the President referred to maps and photographs showing damage both inflicted by and suffered by U.S. forces. The matter of casualties came up time and time again. One adviser expressed concern about the fact that casualty figures will grow. Replied the President: "The 48 men we lost last week already are a worry...
...large-scale desalinization and other projects that may grow out of cooperative federal-state planning under the new law-which provides matching grants to states over ten years-will not produce results for years. Meanwhile, Johnson promised federal help to parched regions. Then he produced a report from his Water Resources Council, which contained the grim reminder that "the most immediate, lowest cost solution to a rapidly dwindling supply is drastically curtailed consumption...
...Already the hour is late. Government has laid its hand on health, housing, farming, industry, commerce, education, and to an ever-increasing degree interferes with the people's right to know. Government tends to grow. Government programs take on weight and momentum...
...them all, non-proliferation seems the most likely area for a breakthrough, as both the U.S. and the Soviet Union grow increasingly uneasy about the number of nations on the brink of atomic weaponry (TIME, July 23). The British delegation to Geneva has already been circulating a non-proliferation draft, and the U.S. has been readying a document of its own to put before the committee. If this was not the subject uppermost in Russian minds, then, diplomats guessed, they might not want anything more at Geneva than a daily public platform for berating the U.S. about Viet...
Rainbow Period. The man who has presented his work as a bouquet to the world is now just entering his rainbow period. His colors, blinding enough in his beginnings to win the approval of the German expressionists, grow steadily stronger. He is so well known today that even French working girls recognize him as "le type who paints cows that...