Word: harms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...cannot compete with Russia in raw manpower," Cole says," Where we can compete is in trained, educated, skilled manpower." For this reason, he feels that U.M.S. would harm the nation: there would be the gap plus a situation in which many of the men would never complete their education after service. (U.M.S. would draft all men at 19 for two years in the armed forces...
...majority of students considered Jordan's action "unfortunate." The action was bad, they claimed, and the subsequent publicity it has received "will do Radcliffe more harm than a dozen unfavorable news stories...
...grant that a student should be punished for "bad journalism," it would be impossible ever to define it. If, as Dean Small suggested, "bad journalism" includes stories "not in the best interests of Radcliffe College," then the CRIMSON would end up printing only handouts that could not possibly harm the College's good name...
Main obstacle in the Communists' path is a steady, soft-spoken Socialist named Harm Tuin who is the Crown-appointed burgomaster of Finsterwolde. When the Reds fired the uncooperative tax collector and social security chief, Tuin wrote The Hague and got the discharged employees reinstated. Later the Communists voted illegal benefits to striking public-work employees. Tuin wrote another letter to The Hague, got the project vetoed by return mail. A Red alderman snarled: "We will settle with people of your sort...
Last week the Dutch government asked Parliament to dissolve the Finsterwolde town council and appoint Harm Tuin "governmental commissioner." Said Harm Tuin: "It isn't nice to be a dictator. On the other hand, it makes my work simpler...