Word: grows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Clearly, there is no place for the Tutsi in Rwanda; their only hope lies in continued flight. But there may be little room for them eleswhere, as refugee camps grow more crowded. It is unlikely that the Tutsi can be absorbed easily into surrounding nations; the fertile Rift Valley in which they are situated is already the most densely populated area in Africa...
...STOCK. Baker's fortunes began to grow when he first latched onto a 250-share hunk of stock in Milwaukee's Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp. (nicknamed "Magic"). He bought the stock before the SEC had registered it, eventually saw a $28,750 investment balloon to about $400,000. Why had Magic's president, Max Karl, catered to Bobby? As Karl later testified, "I was impressed with his title." It would be good for Magic, he added, to have "well-known stockholders," and Baker "knew a lot of people." Baker certainly did, and he touted many of them...
Separated from Actor James Farentino, she is presently invigorated by George Peppard. "I'm not going to grow up to be a man," she says. "Most actresses do. They're great people, but they're lousy women. They're the classic failures. They're the beautiful people. They're symbols. They feel a lot. They fail as women. To be a good human being, you have to adhere to the ethics of your work. Right? The ethics of the theater is that your personal problems cannot interfere with your work. Actresses have to compromise...
...will put all that extra money to work, the Government also anticipates that his total spending will rise by $24 billion-$10 billion of it because of the tax cut-to $397 billion. Industrial production is expected to increase by at least 4.7%, and the gross national product will grow from $585 billion to $621 billion, creating some 3,000,000 more jobs-for a third of which the tax cut will be able to take credit...
...biggest dividend from the stay-out will not be School Committee concessions, or increasing civil rights participation, but the useful strain it puts on the leadership itself. As the demonstrations grow bigger and the objectives become more complex, civil rights groups will have to add trained personnel to their staffs to cope with burgeoning administrative duties. Organizers and fund-raisers will have to be employed on a full-time basis. The Boston movement can begin to build the kind of civil rights "bureaucracy" that has proved so crucial to the sustained, sophisticated struggle in New York. There, part-time civil...