Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...refugees-2.000 a week-who flee to West Germany's prosperity and freedom. But he also knows the longing of all Germans for a closer community. His apparent strategy: using Berlin as his lever, to conclude a Big Four peace treaty over Germany that would leave to the "mutual consent" of the Germans their future status. Not reunification but "confederation" would be his offer, and, in return for normalizing conditions between the two Germanys, Communist East Germany would achieve some form of legitimacy...
...form of lead and zinc quotas should never have occurred. Political pressure from three mountain states should not have been permitted to strike down our relations with 175 million Latin Americans and damage their faith in us. Can we regain our position in Latin America? For our mutual survival, we must...
...prices per share, also sent higher-priced stocks spiraling; last week Pfizer drug rose from 93¾ to a high of 102½, and Lockheed Aircraft from 56⅜ to a high of 62 on reports from the companies that they were considering splits. The low price of the mutual funds (about 90% are selling under $25) is a big reason for their appeal, although the funds, in turn, drive the market higher by buying large blocks of high-priced blue chips. The National Association of Investment Companies reported this week that sales of mutual funds rose to a record...
Called "worthless" by one of the group, the bi-weekly dinner meetings are also severely criticized. At these meetings, the group "degenerates into a kind of gentleman's club, a mutual admiration society." He says that there is "little intellectual meeting ground between the various academic disciplines," and that the criticisms of the readings are therefore not very helpful. This statement is the direct antithesis of Dean Devane's comment, "I suspect that the criticism from the fellow student is even more worthwhile than that from his elders...
...market got another push from the short supply of stocks; mutual funds and other long-term investors have bought so much stock that comparatively small orders push prices up. When waves of profit-taking brought a dip, new buyers soon started prices up again, though at week's end the market had eased from the record high...