Word: limiteds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Serving after college seems like a better idea, but those reserve meetings will limit travel and job opportunities and make graduate school that much more difficult. Doing nothing at all tempts some, since only 30 per cent of the men is in the draft pool are ever drafted. But the price of being caught is pretty stiff: three years' service in the infantry...
...Staffer. Then there are the men, as yet little known to the public, who are likely to become known as members of the President's personal staff. As Congressman, as Senator, and as Vice President, Johnson always worked his staffers to the limit, often cussed them in front of outsiders. Yet in the demands he made on them, many found rewards that kept them at their jobs...
...word was continuity. In talks with Heller, Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and Budget Director Kermit Gordon, the new President surveyed the economy and made some early economic decisions and readings. Among them: 1) Johnson will hold to John Kennedy's commitment to limit the increase in next year's federal spending to $3 billion or less; 2) in view of his promise of spending restraint, he will give congressional leaders an earlier-than-normal look at next year's budget-perhaps just before Christmas-to show them that he really means it; and 3) the Administration expects...
...this extremity, Burgess supposes, government follows a deliberate and predictable cycle. At first, government tries to limit population by propaganda, free contraceptives, the encouragement of infanticide (a "condolence" fee is paid to any bereaved parent), and the fostering of homosexuality...
...serious problems affecting the quality of teaching fellow appointments is the existence of a number of government and private fellowship grants that forbid or limit greatly teaching by the recipient. It is important for Harvard and its governing Boards to exert themselves to change the terms of such fellowship grants. This effect has been especially serious in the sciences...