Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...though Syngman Rhee's bluff had been called, he had not been silenced. "Our very good friend, President Eisenhower," he said, "believes that he has found another kind of peace-peace of mutual forbearance, in which each nation pursues its own aims in every way short of armed conflict." Such a peace, prophesied Rhee, will lead to disaster because 1) "it gives the Communists the chance ... to fix their grip permanently on conquered areas," and 2) "the Communists themselves will not abide...
Said Indiana's Governor George N. Craig: "Eventually we will have to stop this bidding against each other. There has got to be some common ground of salaries and mutual consideration . . . These interstate raids on mental-health institutions for personnel sometimes get to be like the raids to build up rival football teams...
...week there remained some hesitancy about The Question's staying power. Can it ever, for example, get contestants to go for the full $64,000? Nonetheless, there was a familiar sound in the air-the sheeplike rustle of competitors rushing to get similar shows on the TV screens. Mutual Broadcasting System headquarters buzzed with talk about a quiz show with a jackpot of $250,000. All that is needed, confided Mutual's Pressagent Frank Zuzulo, is a group of three sponsors to finance it. An independent TV packager is reported canvassing the networks with a proposal to give...
...good relations, G.E. said it would reopen its contract at the end of three years for a 30-day review of the guaranteed annual wage. G.E. announced that it would undoubtedly still oppose the idea, but would be glad to sit down and talk in a spirit of mutual cooperation. Said G.E.'s Boulware: "We are maturing into a kind of relationship that people ought to have. After all, we are dealing with a $1.2 billion payroll that affects 500,000 people. This is serious and it ought to be handled in a businesslike...
...accounts of the touring Russian agricultural delegation in the U.S. (TIME, August 1), but has not published dollars and cents figures on the income and wages of U.S. farmers and farmhands. In an article on the tour, Pravda said: "There is need to further strengthen the friendship, cooperation and mutual understanding in all fields [between] the two great countries." Russian papers have also been printing daily stories about the U.S. farm delegation touring Russia. The reports include statements from the Americans (which the Communist press does not.try to refute) that U.S. farm mechanization is far ahead of Russia...