Word: outgrowths
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Where the employee has been cleared in another agency, his chief should consult the other agency "to avoid conflicting evaluations." This is an obvious outgrowth of the Ladejinsky case (TIME, Jan. 3 et seq.), in which Agricultural Attache Wolf Ladejinsky, long since cleared by the State Department, was fired by Agriculture Secretary Ezra Benson, rehired by Harold Stassen...
...view: jurors, lawyers and judges, all being men, all were considered equal. As a result of this thesis, the trial judge in Maryland and Indiana to this day must instruct the jurors in criminal cases that they are judges not only of the facts but of the law. An outgrowth of the equalitarian theory was a quantum jump in the number of men considered qualified for the bench, and pressures built up to rotate judicial offices. The result: popular election of judges for short terms...
...relatively close relations with the Red Army were not only an outgrowth of the wartime U.S.-Soviet alliance. Indeed, from the very first days of this country's recognition of the Soviet government in 1933, the military leaders, realizing Russia's comparative weakness and its need for aid against possible aggressors, were the most pro-American element of the Kremlin hierarchy. More interested in logistics than Leninism, the professional soldiers provided few of the doctrinaire revolutionaries who had nothing but scorn for the West...
Most of this task falls of Paul Sigmund 4G, NSA's international vice-president; John Reichard, a full-time administrator of campus programs; and their staff of three secretaries. The present International Committee is actually the outgrowth of a group of Harvard students who in 1947 made foreign contacts, arranged travel programs, and formed a committee under the Student Council. NSA has now replaced the Student Council organ, although volunteers from the College still work with the NSA Commission...
Actually, Eastman's virtual monopoly of the color film and processing business was a natural outgrowth of its invention of color film. To sell the film-and make sure that the difficult job of developing it was done correctly-Eastman had to set up its own laboratories. In the early stages Eastman offered to license some independent finishing firms to develop the films, but they refused because the process was too complex. Later, when the company introduced Ektachrome color film, outside processors began to develop...