Word: localize
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...part-time services of many other newsmen. These are TIME'S part-time or stringer correspondents. There are now 160 part-time correspondents for TIME in the U.S. and Canada, plus 112 overseas-experienced reporters in their own communities who watch for and report news of more than local interest...
...free enterprisers, assurance that the Administration believes that the primary responsibility for supplying the power needs of any area rests with the local inhabitants rather than with the Federal Government...
...advocates of cheap Government power, a promise that the Department of the Interior would "emphasize those multipurpose projects with hydroelectric developments which, because of size or complexity, are beyond the means of local, public or private enterprise...
...Linen. This is it! I thought you might like to know that I made it! I wanted you to rejoice with me." With the note was the announcement that Joey was graduating from the high-school class conducted for patients of the Carville hospital. I asked TIME'S local correspondent Ed Clinton to send us a report on Joey's school career and her graduation...
Since World War II, coalition had been the remedy prescribed most often for the West's big problems. Now it proved cumbersome when it had to treat with "local issues," like Trieste, Suez, the Saar. Korea was proof that multinational commands lead not to unity but to dissension, and the lesson learned there is that adding weak links to a chain does not strengthen it. Increasingly, the trend is for individual nations to go their own way, consulting their friends but not being bound by them...