Word: mansfield
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...stock-market slides rumbled through Tokyo. The vision of thousands of auto workers out of money for Christmas landed with a thump on Ford's palace doorstep. The rebellious spirit in Congress shattered one day's sightseeing with the overriding of two vetoes. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield's predictions of economic disaster made headlines in the Japan Times...
...Virginia Mansfield Settle...
...initiative on the problems that face the U.S. Says Strauss: "I don't think that there has ever been a time when the members have been more sensitive to the fact that the people want some action." Last week House Speaker Carl Albert and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield promised to come up with their own programs on the economy if Ford does not move quickly to propose new legislation...
...outnumbered them at the summit found many more. In particular, Ford knows more than ever that he did not dispose of the issue of economic controls by announcing at his first press conference that "wage and price controls are out, period." His critics, particularly Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, zeroed in on some form of active Government intervention in wage-price decisions as the main thing missing in the President's approach to economics...
...undistinguished stage career. But in her extensive promotional tours for Valley of the Dolls (1966), The Love Machine (1969), Once Is Not Enough (1973) and her nonfiction opus, Every Night, Josephine!, Susann kept her theatrical instincts well honed; she and her husband for 29 years, TV Producer Irving Mansfield helped make sure that even if her well-merchandized works were scorned by critics, they would be read by a vast and curious public. A compulsive worker, Susann concocted her stories from a standard, easy-to-read recipe of soft-core deviant human appetites and lusts, glamorous settings like Broadway...