Word: mutuals
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Host Pakistan, at least, had cause to feel better. Ever since the Russians took India's and Afghanistan's sides in their disputes with Pakistan, Pakistan has been looking for a little moral support from its treaty partners. The conference agreed with Dulles that SEATO's mutual defense articles guarantee Pakistan's present northwestern borders (which Afghanistan challenges), and the conference reaffirmed Pakistan's demand for a U.N. plebiscite in Kashmir...
Warning Bells. For 1,000 francs ($3) a year dues, Poujade offered cash benefits in the form of taxes unpaid, coupled with a mutual insurance system to prevent reprisals because of mob action against inspectors. "I talked until my throat was so sore that I was spitting blood," says Poujade. In its first year, Poujade's Union for the Defense of Shopkeepers and Artisans (UDCA) organized 500 ''oppositions" to tax collectors, recruited priests to ring church bells as warnings of inspectors approaching. When delinquent taxpayers were seized, Poujade packed the auctions to buy back their belongings...
Arthur C. Twomey has a talkie machine which will show, among other wonders, "strange air plants, mountain tops bathed in mist, rare butterfly orchids and a view from the acropolis at Copan." Massachusetts Audubon Nature Series, New England Mutual Hall, today...
...decade since the end of World War II, Dulles continued, the Soviet Union has come to the realization "that our method of doing things is better than theirs." They are past masters at violence and subversion, but now they say that they are going to try mutual security and economic assistance and friendliness. "That is what we have been doing for ten years, and if we can't beat them at that game, then we ought to be ashamed of ourselves. I think...
...biggest names in psychiatry are men whose scientific contributions have been negligible, whose contact with individual patients has been minimal for several years, and whose time is devoted to committees, journalism, and publicity for themselves and their institutions . . . Within the various schools of psychiatry we have much mutual backslapping and back-scratching in spite of intense personal rivalry, while a bland and successful façade is presented to the outside world...