Word: historicized
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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The great upheaval defied analysis. Day after day, as Red China's latest convulsion swept the nation, reason dissipated itself in the mad mobs and red banners that festooned the broad boulevards of Peking. There seemed to be no pattern to the shouted slogans, no rhythm to the dialectical...
Last Feb. 9, prices on the New York Stock Exchange, as measured by the Dow-Jones industrial index, hit an alltime high. Ever since, the market has generally been sloughing off, with blue chips leading glamour stocks on the way down. Yet some stocks have more than held their own...
Historic Day. That satisfied Martin Luther King. Calling his agreement with the Chicago leaders "one of the most significant programs ever conceived," he once again agreed to postpone the march through Cicero-at least until the Chicago leadership had had a chance to demonstrate its good intent with action. "We...
Died. Fred W. Slater, 67, Chicago Circuit-Court judge, a 1921 University of Iowa star tackle and five-year pro for the Chicago Cardinals, who became one of the first Negroes elected a judge in Chicago, in 1960 presided over the murder trial of Danny Escobedo, ruling against a motion...
Yet neither India nor other needy nations dare rely on largesse much longer. With world population in the past five years growing twice as fast, at 2% a year, as food output, man's struggle against hunger has reached a historic turning point. It has already forced dozens of...