Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Ring?" In came the correspondents. "Today," began Big Bill pompously, "we had our regular conference . . ." He droned amiably on, touching hard, while he was at it, on the mutual-aid problems. At length came the inevitable question: "Was there any discussion of the President running again...
East Europe. Communist Rumania flagged Washington that it accepts in principle the Eisenhower plan for a wider "people-to-people" exchange with Soviet bloc countries and the mutual establishment of information (books, periodicals) centers. Noted with interest by State: Rumania accepted, even though Moscow's Pravda has charged that the information-center plan is part of a U.S. effort to carry out espionage...
Citing U.S.-Philippine friendship, Nixon hoped "other nations will study this example carefully and realize what it means to walk side by side with the United States of America. Let them contrast your strength and security with the fate of small nations who were not united with us in mutual alliances. You are independent. But are Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania independent? Is there any freedom in East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria and Albania...
...Agreed, in a Senate-House conference, to split the difference between the mutual-security bills and allow the Administration to spend or commit $4,014,000,000 (it had asked for $4.9 billion) on the foreign-aid programs this year...
...booming giant growing at the rate of $10 billion annually. In 1955 some 4.000 stock and bond issues worth an estimated $340 billion were traded on U.S. exchanges, another 3,500 stock issues worth nearly $40 billion on the over-the-counter market. With the new boom in mutual funds and monthly investment plans, there are more shareholders trading more stock every day. But critics argue that SEC is not growing with...