Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...American people! The Japanese worker is living off the fat of the American land at the expense of the American citizen. Our economy depends on our own workers in our own companies producing goods for one another and the balance of the citizenry. The Japanese would make us a nation of onlookers, not workers...
White House advisers are referring to this week's seven-nation conference in London as the "Downing Street summit." The phrase has a reassuring ring, evoking images of leather upholstery, briar pipes, glasses of sherry, and urbane diplomats about to decide the fate of the world without undue interference from press or public. Those days are long gone, of course, but Jimmy Carter is taking a kind of subdued, 19th century approach to his two-day meeting with the leaders of Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan and Canada. He plans to listen and learn, and not press...
...PAST two weeks, the Cambridge City Council and the Harvard Coop board of directors have taken commendable action in moving to support the nation-wide boycott of J.P. Stevens Co. products...
...last decade, dance in the United States has exploded. What was once an artistic experience limited to the audiences of New York and other major cities has now become a dynamic feature of the entire nation's cultural life. Modern dance has also "found a compatible home" on college campuses, Connie Chin '78-2, a member of the Harvard-Radcliffe Dance Company, said last week...
...military service will help protect our peace and security in the future. But our concern must extend beyond our personal lives and beyond the borders of this nation and of this hemisphere. The current state of world affairs is both tragic and dangerous, but if we have not yet achieved "One World" at least we must realize that there can be only one kind of peace in this world: peace for all of us, or peace for none of us...Although we stand here today as individuals, none of us has either the capacity or the right to isolate himself...