Word: pathe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Illegal Road? "The second grey horse is taking from the first and will no doubt follow the same path to destruction," charges Inönü. Demirel makes the most of these attacks. Invading Inönü's home constituency of Malatya with a horde of cheering supporters last week, he ran into a crowd of hostile Republicans, and the two groups eyed one another dangerously. "Leave them alone," Demirel cried to his friends. "If they want to kill me, let them. I shall die for the nation." His antics prompted ailing President Cemal Gursel, 70, head...
...challenge constantly renewed." Editors, like philosophers and educators, must address themselves to this challenge by always looking far beyond the magazine's entertainment function to the task of spreading information, "the great hunger and need of our time. Information made radiant by inspiration is the path to the Great Society...
...business, leaving homeowners to make their own repairs and mow their own lawns. Owners will also have to begin paying real estate taxes to the city of Los Alamos, which hopes eventually to attract private business and achieve a stable economy of its own. To smooth its path toward financial independence, the U.S. is donating Government-owned schools, a hospital and municipal buildings worth millions, will spend $1,000,000 to improve local utilities and will grant other subsidies to the city...
...another case, the court in 1963 refused to review a decision denying recovery to landowners who did not live directly under the path of noisy aircraft. According to that decision (Batten v. U.S.), the Government is not liable for "noise, vibration or smoke without a physical invasion...
...Roses. Cautious Joe Fowler favors evolutionary change, working through existing machinery rather than rushing to embrace radical ideas. "There are plenty of reform plans floating around," he says. "The problem is to find an acceptable one. I don't expect that my path will be strewn with roses." Negotiations toward any change will be hard, and agreement will be long in coming, but Fowler's trip to Europe has already heightened a new spirit of compromise and led to a general agreement among the money managers that