Word: hardships
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...that Proxmire traces every morning, retraces every night. He covers the route in 35 minutes, beating the bus by 15 minutes, and estimates that he saves "about $1,000 a year by not having an extra car. The regimen agrees with me beautifully," says Proxmire, admitting to only one hardship: "When it gets near zero, my hands get awfully cold...
Young men high in the priority of call would be on notice that two years' service probably awaited them at age twenty-one and a strict denial of dependency exemption at age twenty-one would not then involve significant hardship. This arrangement would substantially eliminate the issue of college-student deferment: and it would benefit the college student by letting him know at age nineteen the likelihood that he would be called at twenty-one, so that he could make his own choice whether to complete college before or after military service...
...UNIFORM CRITERIA. Johnson urged clear-cut guidelines to determine registrants' eligibility for deferment on noneducational grounds, such as family hardship. The House concurred, while the Senate bill ignores the issue, leaving the President free to set nationwide standards...
...ancestors have built it with much hardship...
...hold the Ninth Party Congress is also a technical violation of the Party Constitution, as well as another indication that the policy makers do not feel compelled to state their policies before a large gathering of CCP members. These recent proclivities to ignore Party norms must certainly work a hardship on the system at all levels. One need only look back to the Eighth Congress in 1956 to sense the difference in "tone" of Chinese Communist leadership. It seems most probable that even the more humble Party members in 1956 had a fairly clear idea as to who were their...