Word: linked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Hardline-A ground communication link as distinct from a radio link...
That suspicious bulge you may have noticed in the hip pocket of your favorite Harvard University policeman isn't his nickel-plated snub-nosed Berretta .25. It's probably his walkie-talkie, one link in a new communications system the University Police Installed Friday...
Menzel said he was not surprised at the failure of the attempted rendezvous with the Titan, booster. "That was always a doubtful Project from the very start. it's extremely difficult to get close enough to be able to link up in this...
...student radicals seem to perceive any conflict between their underlying existential philosophies and their Marxist sympathies. There is certainly a strong psychological link between the two. Anyone drawn to the uncompromising individualism of existentialism with its rejection of a priori moral authority is likely to have an opposing urge to commit himself entirely to authority. That is a commonplace in psychology, but it is often forgotten by those who notice the intellectual inconsistency between the two positions. Sartre easily fits the existentialist-Marxist pattern of deep ambivalence to authority, if the childhood he describes in The Words is any indication...
...fret that when the free-trial period ends, the Communications Satellite Corp. might set an unrealistic fee for its use (current expectation: $6,500 per hour). And for another thing, the networks feel they are already paying an exorbitant amount for the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. landlines that now link them to their affiliated stations in the U.S. So ABC Boss Leonard Goldenson has proposed a solution: a domestic version of the Early Bird, which would hover over the U.S., could beam its signals directly to network stations, thus making an end run around the A.T. & T. facilities...