Word: mutually
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...total amount invested in mutual funds, which are designed for small investors, has passed $7 billion, and the funds are growing at the rate of $1 billion annually. Some 50,000 small investors have joined the Stock Exchange's Monthly Investment Plan, the favorite stock-selling device of President Funston, and they now own 600,000 shares worth $24 million. Another 2,000,000 are investing in stock-purchase plans set up by 350 companies in almost every industry...
...exist. Inspection by air would only assure the U.S. that Russia is not massing for a surprise attack. Yet such a system would set the military machines of both powers on edge. The slightest mistake of the enemy's intentions made by an inspecting plane could trigger off mutual destruction...
...Lend-Lease expediter in London with rank of minister; 1943-46, Ambassador to Russia; 1946, Ambassador to the Court of St. James's; 1946-48, Secretary of Commerce; 1948-50, roving EGA ambassador in Europe; 1950-51, Special Assistant to the President; 1951-53, Director of Mutual Security. * In 1941 Harriman was at the Atlantic Charter meeting with Churchill and Roosevelt, and at their later conference in Washington; in 1942 he was with Churchill and Roosevelt in Washington, with Churchill and Stalin in Moscow; in 1943 he was with Roosevelt and Churchill at Casablanca, in Washington and in Quebec...
...tired. He made his speech sitting down, paused frequently, and once asked the indulgence of the house while he rested. "I am prepared," he said, "to meet with the Prime Minister of Egypt and with every other Arab ruler as soon as possible in order to achieve a mutual settlement without any prior conditions...
...military spending alone was at a $36.1 billion annual rate, some $2.1 billion more than originally figured in the revised budget last August. The increased outlay for defense, however, is offset by sharp drops in other phases of the national security program. The military phases of the mutual security program for U.S. allies abroad are currently running some $1.2 billion below the $2.1 billion August estimate. Beyond that, the Atomic Energy Commission is spending less than its budget, while purchases for the national stockpile are considerably lower than forecast. Thus Administration economists think that overall spending for national security...