Word: labelers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...becomes excessive. In the book a storm heralds the dance which culminates in Simon's murder; Golding describes the storm in a few terse paragraphs. In the movie, on the other hand, the storm crackles with so much sound and fury that the viewer almost expects to see the label "symbol," rather than a flash of lightning, streak across...
Maintaining an Image. That was hard language, especially since the "Made in U.S.A." label has won worldwide respect-but it was buttressed by some hard statistics. By its sheer size, the U.S. leads the world in total exports, and still it sells only 4% of its gross national product abroad, v. 9% for Japan, 16% for West Germany, 19% for Sweden. In the face of increased competition by Japan, Britain and the Common Market, the U.S. share of world exports has shriveled from 26% in 1953 to 20%. Moreover, only U.S. exports tied to foreign aid are actually increasing...
...riot which erupted at a rock 'n' roll record hop in Boston Arena and continued on adjoining streets. They said the riot followed a fight in the center of the big dance floor where a Negro youth was dancing with a blonde white girl, but they did not label the incident "racial...
Said Illinois Republican Edward Derwinski: "When I label this bill unsatisfactory, I am truly guilty of understatement, since this year, more than ever before, it represents by its size and scope and basic inconsistency an insult to the intelligence of the American public." G.O.P. Whip Les Arends, who had never before voted against a foreign aid program, warned that this time he would, unless there were substantial "retrenchment and revision." In private, Republican Leader Charles Halleck uttered his own blunt comment on the bill: "This amount is too damned...
...sometimes angered it-but his career has its own internal logic. He left the University of California before graduating to set up his own sheet metal business, used his profits to buy a bankrupt orange juice company in Fullerton, Calif. He sold it to an old-line private-label packer called Hunt Brothers, then quickly moved in on Hunt and took over. During the World War II food shortage, he made lasting enemies of many wholesalers and grocery chains by stopping Hunt's longtime private-label canning for them to push products under Hunt's own name. After...