Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...come from any widespread lack of confidence in the Administration but rather from success itself. There is little slack in the U.S. economy - and an anticipated boost of anywhere from $5 billion to $10 billion in defense spending for Viet Nam next year may well expand it to the limit. Shortages of skilled la bor are showing up in the construction, aviation and shipbuilding industries. As a result, draft boards throughout the country have been ordered to defer specialized defense workers...
...record $105 billion to $107 billion, may be as much as $8 billion in the red. Yet few economists fear that the U.S. will suffer the kind of inflationary surge that accompanied the Korean War. In the early 1950s, defense spending doubled and then tripled, straining to the limit an economy whose G.N.P. was half what it is today. As a White House economist said last week: "It's a different ball game...
...enemies, discreetly apprised the Americans of what the French had said. Franklin was ill at the time and Adams happened to be in Amsterdam, so Jay got the message and he was furious. He had also discovered that Spain, with French compliance, intended in the peace treaty to limit the U.S. to a narrow strip of territory along the Atlantic coast and to take everything west of the Appalachians for itself. It was clear, Jay concluded, that France regarded its alliance with the U.S. as a license to swindle its junior partner-a conclusion powerfully supported, says Historian Morris...
...deficit may limit the number of seniors who will be allowed to move off-campus into apartments. Mrs. Banting predicted. Radcliffe will lose about $1 70 for every girl who moves off since these seniors will not be paying room and board...
...M.I.T. has remained mum on the Inner Belt; it has not made (nor has anyone else attempted to make) an objective analysis of the disruption the noise and vibrations from a large highway would have on experiments. Clearly, the extent of this disruption--and whether there are ways to limit or eliminate it--should be taken into account if the "railroad" alternatives are to be considered seriously...