Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Europe, the European Defense Community was stirring itself anew following the seven-nation talking and listening tour by Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Mutual Security Director Harold Stassen. The new activity was healthy, and the prospects, while by no means rosy (see INTERNATIONAL), were better than they had been before Dulles' visit...
Judge Niblack's decision had precedent which was still warm. Last fortnight the Pennsylvania supreme court reached the same conclusion on a double indemnity policy of the Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Korean conflict, said the Pennsylvania court, is not a war, since "there was not, nor ever has been, any declaration of war by Congress, but merely a dispatch to Korea, by presidential order, of military, naval and air forces of the United States...
...million loan to help pay off dollar debts to U.S. traders, totaling more than $360 million. The loan, hotly debated in the U.S. National Advisory Council (composed of the Secretaries of State, Treasury and Commerce, the heads of the Federal Reserve and Export-Import Banks, and the Director of Mutual Security), would do much to assure the success of the Latin republic's new "free" exchange rate, which permits foreign firms to remit earned profits without limit. The loan and the new rate give Brazil, despite its current $850 million foreign-trade debt, another chance to get back into...
...said he picked LIFE because "I have observed that LIFE editors have presented other memoirs [Churchill, Duke of Windsor, General Omar Bradley] with great dignity and care." In writing the memoirs, which he says are more than half finished, Truman will be helped by William Hillman, former newsman (I.N.S., Mutual Broadcasting) and author of Mr. President, a collection of Truman papers and reminiscences published last year. Although Hillman and others will help him gather the material for his memoirs, Harry Truman says: "I am writing them myself...
...million worth of stock-a total of 660,000 shares -and some of the worker-owners show up at the annual meeting and don't hesitate to offer their ideas. Price encouraged the unions to join him in looking for ways both could work together for their mutual good. In 1952 he spoke to the C.I.O.'s electrical-workers' union at its national convention, saying: "We respect union leaders, and we think the union should respect management . . . Our program . . . is neither a 'get tough' policy nor is it a 'pushover' policy...