Word: humanation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...plans for the cover story that appears in this issue. The reporting assignment was handed to Frank McCulloch, who was about to take over as chief of TIME's Los Angeles bureau. It was a Los Angeles-sized assignment: report, in words and pictures, the phenomenal industrial and human growth that in less than a century had turned a patch of sand in Southern California into the greatest megalopolis...
...jazz history and styles, firmly steered them away from standard pop music. All of the band members also play in the school concert band, and the exposure to both jazz and classical music, Brown feels, makes them better at both ("They shake up a Bach fugue like nothing human"). Nobody digs them more than their contemporaries. Long before they went to Newport, they were already looking forward to next year's bookings in regional gymnasiums, where they will ladle out the slickest sounds most high-school prom trotters ever swayed...
...Russian soldiers, Knorke had been flown in from the French Cameroons, and had promptly fallen sick of paratyphoid fever. Zoo officials sent Knorke to the City Hospital, put the sad little ape in quarantine in a sealed-off room, and explained that paratyphoid, though usually only a mild human disorder, can be fatal to gorillas. Looking compassionately at Knorke, 24-year-old Rosemarie volunteered to go into quarantine with...
...first time Nurse Hohler took Knorke in her arms, he bit her. But when night came, the baby ape acted as many human babies do. He cried whenever Rosemarie turned off the light. After that night, he whimpered like a human baby whenever she left...
...second of Tuesday morning's sessions, Burton Fowler, Consultant to the Fund for the Advancement of Education, struck a similar note when he discussed "The Human Side of Education...