Word: occur
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...child. Objective and well-documented evidence should be submitted to legal authorities. "Above all," concludes the report, "the physician's duty and responsibility to the child requires a full evaluation of the problem and the guarantee that the expected repetition of trauma will not be permitted to occur...
...housing project staged a rent strike when a Pakistani family was given an apartment; workers in an Oxfordshire factory voted 591-205 against the management's proposal to fill vacant jobs with colored immigrants. British unions are on record as opposing any color bar, but when job shortages occur, the unwritten union rule is "blacks out first." British social workers argue that 90% of the immigrants are hard-working and law-abiding, and that most of the trouble has been caused by the remaining 10%, who run afoul of the law by engaging in prostitution and settling disputes with...
...Labor Statistics Ewan Clague. In Atlantic City to address the Interstate Conference on Labor Statistics, Clague became the first member of the Administration to admit that a recession might very well be in sight. If the postwar economic cycle repeats itself, said Clague, a recession is likely to occur in 1963. Noting that many economists have been expecting a recession, he said: "The only question has been exactly when it is coming." If the stock market continues to fall (see U.S. BUSINESS), added Clague, "I'd be worried about a recession early in 1963. instead of later...
...fear seems absurd, considering not only U.S. pledges but U.S. self-interest, but the French cling to it. They know that a small nuclear force of their own could neither prevent nor successfully retaliate against a Soviet nuclear strike; but, should the "pause" ever occur, the French could force Washington's hand by the use of even limited nuclear weapons. In other words, they could leave the U.S. no choice but to finish what the French had started...
...soberly reconsidering their timetables for recession. Many who had originally predicted that the recovery would run through most of next year now figure that it will run out of steam in early 1963, or even in late 1962. Chase Manhattan Bank Economist William Butler expects a downturn to occur by Christmas. General Electric Co., which had expected that the economy would go on improving till next spring, is now operating on the assumption that it will begin to top out in this year's last quarter...