Word: growingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Reserve to Grow On. Ike's emphasis on growth in freedom was no casual afterthought. White House advisers are well aware that the Democrats are starting to take up the refrain that Eisenhower's refusal to expand public spending has retarded the growth rate, when, say the critics, it should be expanding to keep pace with the Soviet Union. Pundit Walter Lippmann took off from the President's message most vehemently, accused the President of putting "private comfort and private consumption ahead of national need . . . The challenge of the Soviet Union," he wrote, "has been demanding...
...public outcry, none of the big parties are keen to ban the German Reich Party. "There are so many ex-Nazis," explains a Socialist official. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's policy is still to ignore fanatic elements like the German Reich Party on the theory that its members will grow old and their issues will be forgotten by a democratically schooled youth. What many Germans, including Adenauer, dread is some unforeseen event, such as a heavy economic or political reverse for Germany, that could give the tiny German Reich Party an importance that it now certainly cannot claim...
Westinghouse thinks it is only at the beginning of molecular electronics. It can grow ribbonlike crystals from pools of molten germanium, and treat them as they grow. An even more advanced technique grows "rnultizoned" crystals with their differences already in them, making them into useful electronic devices at birth...
...coffin in front of the dais, with my colleagues going by and dropping a flower or two as they passed." Notwithstanding his retirement, few Washingtonians thought Teddy Green was ready for flowers. Rather, they saw in him the embodiment of his favorite Latin phrase: Sinesco discens-I grow old learning...
...Good Light, by Karl Bjarnhof. A moving sequel to a fine novel (The Stars Grow Pale), the book tells of an adolescent boy in an institution for the blind, who slowly loses his sight but retains his sanity and love of life...