Word: labelers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Fighting this label, Fulbright points insistently to the benefits he has won for Arkansas: "You have a new hospital here, and I'm proud to have had a part in it through the Hill-Burton program . . . Your watershed program here is a model, and I want to compliment you on it. You needed it to get these new industrial plants. I'm not saying I did it all but certainly I had a small part . . . When it comes to spending money on the Arkansas River. I plead guilty to being a spender." He has a pet statistic ready...
...California makers blend their wines, arguing that this assures consistent quality and taste from year to year. Sometimes wine from the year before is added; often the vintner, if his own crop happens to be small one year, will buy the crop of nearby growers. In fact, only the label "Estate Bottled" indicates that the wine is wholly grown and produced on the grower's own property...
...arguments in favor of a merger, she noted that the Harvard departments now actually choose the students to be admitted. "It's really a misrepresentation to call it the Radcliffe Graduate School. The Radcliffe Ph.D.'s work under the Harvard departments and many of them would like the Harvard label...
...Khrushchev's "romanticism," as some Western experts label his repeated rejection of fact, is not necessarily a source of comfort for the West. Abroad, should it lead Khrushchev to believe his own propaganda about capitalist weakness, it could lead to fatal miscalculation and war. And at home, so far, it has not noticeably weakened his grip. Though Khrushchev has dismantled much of Stalin's police state, he has shrewdly rebuilt the Communist Party-demoralized under Stalin-as Russia's dominant force. In fact, the Khrushchev Code almost lyrically extols the party and promises that even in that...
...only sign still surviving the weather and care-takers is yellow-doored Barnard's label "Howard Johnson's." This reference was explained by a freshman as "Well, if the doors were orange..." The dining hall management has made no comment to date...