Word: obtained
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...addition, Hudgins maintains that Negroes are contributing more to Harlem by dealing with the Freedom National Bank because it is doing more for Harlem than the other, white-owned, banks. Hudgins claims that the bank makes long-term loans to Negroes which they cannot obtain from white banks. In practice, the degree and nature of such discrimination is difficult to measure, since many Negroes who would like to borrow have low incomes--median Negro income in New York City is a little more than half that of median white income--and cannot hope to measure up to the established credit...
...passed yesterday, the plan gives greater freedom to both freshmen and upperclassmen in the extent to which they must obtain permission to leave, indicate destination, and adhere to a stated time return...
...committee's plan, however, was opposed by a majority of RGA, and it also aroused considerable opposition in the college. Students primarily objected to a regulation requiring upperclassmen to obtain permission from their head residents if they wished to stay out later than 3 a.m. for more than three consecutive nights. No such rule had existed under the old system...
...precise borders of poverty, the U.S. reckons that a man could have three adequate meals a day for 700 if he bought nothing but Government surplus foods. The minimum also includes a sparse allowance for rent, clothing and other necessities; in the case of a single farmer, who can obtain cheap food, the minimum is $1,080. The poverty line is $3,130 for an urban family of four, $2,200 for a farm family. Only 30% of America's 32 million poor are nonwhite-but that 30%, mostly Negro, represents half of the entire non-white population...
...bewildering red tape and conflicting customs. In Catholic Portugal, for instance, there is no cremation, and embalming must be done by a physician (for fees ranging up to $800). In Italy, where burial customs are still an antiquated lot, the wooden coffins must be a hard-to-obtain three centimeters thick. In France, the coffin must be sealed in the presence of the police, and no fewer than six documents are required to move the body to another town. In Spain, there is an acute shortage of cemetery space for non-Catholics...