Word: outlooks
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...There'll be no abrupt change in our outlook," said Noyes at the spacious desk that cautious, pipe-smoking Ben McKelway used to occupy, but some major tinkering is already under way. Noyes is looking for skilled interpretive writers to back up Political Writer Mary McGrory and Pentagon Reporter Richard Fryklund (TIME, April 12). With only one foreign correspondent-Newbold Noyes's Paris-based brother Crosby-the Star cannot hope to match the 14 foreign correspondents who write for the Post, but the new editor plans to develop a team of "regional specialists." To match the Post...
Professor Jaffe is rightly disconcerted by my reference to New York Jews. In trying to indicate that the ghetto experience need not guarantee an equalitarian outlook, I sought to invoke not the Jew who chooses to segregate himself, but the Jew who segregates against other minority groups (while still striving for equality within white Christian society). I regret having left room for misinterpretation...
...witnesses were believed, defense witnesses were not. It finds the trial to be just and fair, since although the judge was "indiscreet in conversation with outsiders," he had not communicated his predisposition to the jury; this is based on the jurors' statements that the judge did not prejudice their outlook...
...late Robert Frost at President Kennedy's inauguration. But unfortunately too many Americans still think of themselves as possessors rather than proprietors and think of the land as a warehouse rather than a home. Passage of the Wildnerness Bill would have a salutary effect on the country's outlook and can be accomplished now with scarcely any economic injury to anyone. But the longer passage is delayed, than the less incentive there will be for proper use of the lands, the further commercial operations will advance into the wilderness area, and the more difficult passage will become...
...spokesman for Sen. Williams said he thought the bill was "almost absolutely certain" to pass the Senate, but said he was less sure of the outlook in the House. "The vote on the Youth Conservation Corps bill earlier this week made us pretty confident about our chances; in the House ... well, we'll just have to pray...