Word: mild
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...most estimates, it will slow down further, to somewhere between 3% and 3.5% . Little if any of this trend can be attributed to consumers; the cause lies in conscious and calculated policies for mulated by governments fearful of inflation and more than willing to try mild deflation as an alternative. "The climax of the boom is behind us," said West German Economics Minister Kurt Schmücker last week. "But this is an entirely natural process of adjustment...
...club, two cinemas, scores of bars and a burgeoning skyline of glassy apartment buildings. In nearby Torremolinos, there is standing room only on the beach on many a hot August noon. The bullfight season, which for a century ended in October, now unofficially extends throughout the year on the mild south coast, and in any season, in any city, there are likely to be as many tourists as Spaniards shouting...
...DOUBLE LIFE OF HENRY PHYFE (ABC, 8:30-9 p.m.). Another ring in the spiraling spying craze, this features Red Buttons as a mild accountant whose C.P.A. is merely a cover for the CIA. Premi...
...Ambassador Arthur Goldberg was summoned from a Bahama vacation and sent off to Rome. From there he flew to Paris to confer with De Gaulle, whom he told that Johnson had sent him to Europe to see just "two great men-yourself and the Pope." Next day, to his mild discomfiture, Goldberg found himself seeing British Prime Minister Harold Wilson on L.B.J.'s sudden order. (In fact, he had also paid his respects to Italian President Giuseppe Saragat.) Roving U.S. Ambassador Averell Harriman popped up in Poland so unexpectedly that he nearly caught U.S. Ambassador John A. Gronouski...
Little Losses. By any standard, the transitions to military rule were mild enough. In the C.A.R., it was cousin ousting cousin and putting up the ousted kin in his own house. In Upper Volta, former President Yaméogo praised the coup. "Contrary to what people may think," said he in a broadcast speech, "my ministers and I are the first to rejoice in the way things have been settled." In Dahomey, not a shot was fired, nor were more than a handful of politicians placed under arrest. The only deaths in the three military takeovers came in the C.A.R...