Word: mapped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Incognito (TIME, Jan. 1, 1965), he combined these assets to excoriate the abuses of power in police-state Rumania, providing in the biography of his hero a large-scale map of all the circles of Iron Curtain hell. In this nov el, he attacks the abuses of affluence in the West. The book is less successful than Incognito, partly because Dumitriu's allegiances are not involved and he thus writes as a bemused outsider, and partly because his experience with Westerners seems limited to the grand and the grotesque...
...school has high hopes of finally gaining accreditation. A committee will visit the campus in October as a first step toward that long-sought-after goal. "I don't think we'd even get this visit," says Pitts, "if TIME hadn't put us on the map...
...underfed to meet the military requirements of education and physique. One-third of American youth do not measure up to Defense Department standards, and each year the armed forces turn away 600,000 men, half of whom cannot pass the mental tests. Their rejection mirrors the U.S. poverty map: more than 68% fail in Mississippi, only 7.5% in Minnesota or Washington. To Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, besieged by critics of the draft's inequalities, this is one privilege that the poor can do without. Last week he announced plans to draft, over the next ten months...
Every day, at the press briefing at MACV Headquarters in Saigon, a public relations officer pins little blue paper bombs on a big map of North Viet Nam to show where American planes have struck. Every day last week, the blue bombs all but covered the area known as Ho Chi Minh's Panhandle...
...public while visiting San Gregorio with another family. The father tried to press charges, but the county district attorney's office ruled that the incident constituted neither lewd nor obscene conduct, and the case never made it to court. Nonetheless, the publicity put San Gregorio on the map...