Word: mixes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Even if these are the figures Goldwater has in mind, the Pentagon insists, he is telling only part of the story. Because of the "mix" of the total ∙ U.S. nuclear force and the multiple-teaming of strategic objectives by "cross-targeting," SAC Commander Thomas Power says, he is certain that 90% of the targets would get plastered by U.S. missiles. The mix of which Power talks includes 554 ICBMs, 176 submarine-launched Polaris Al and A2 solid-fueled missiles (90% reliable in tests), 630 B-52 bombers and 720 B-47s. In "cross-targeting," as many as six missiles...
...director receives a yearly program for his factory which tells him how much he is to produce, what his product mix is to be, how many workers he can hire and how much he should pay them. He receives allocation orders for the materials and fuels he needs, and there is little he can buy without these orders. Management's job is to produce the planned output--and more if possible--with the inputs given to it. David Granick, "The Red Executive...
Each year the factory director received a program which indicated how much he was to produce, what his product mix was to be, how many workers he could hire, and how much would be available to pay them. In addition, he was assigned allocation orders which, in theory at least, entitled him to buy such scarce materials and goods as he needed . . . His job was to produce the planned output, and as much more as possible, with the resources that were made available to him. Merie Fainsod, "How Russia is Ruled" (1963 edition only...
...Baked right into it are a quartz rod and a telescope. These two ingredients make it possible for a Kodak movie camera posted outside the glass oven door to take pictures of just what goes on inside a baking cake. Monsanto, a producer of leavening agents tor cake-mix companies, designed the study to discover the best leavening combination for each mix. Its experiment is just one of the hundreds of ways in which the camera is poking its prying lens into everyone's business, and proving to be one of industry's most useful tools...
...alert Gunsmoke director spotted his name and sent for his photograph. As easy as that, William Hickman Hill Jr., 19, grandson of the late Tom Mix, was off to Hollywood. He has now finished playing a drifter in a forthcoming TV episode in hopes that his grandpap's talents were hereditary. At least some of them seem to be, because "Hick" is already a pretty fair rider and roper, used to do it for a living as foreman on his father's Laredo ranch. "Back home in Texas, I made $5 a day," he says. "But here...