Word: patterning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Whatever their frustrations or ambi tions, the governments and peoples of the rest of the Continent seemed unready to accept a narrow little Europe as the pattern for their future. The mold for some thing bigger had been formed in the Rome Treaty in 1957. and would neither lightly nor happily be broken. A struggle for the loyalty of Western Europe has now begun...
...facts which he, as a journalist, had occasion to know rather well. Unlike Stone's piece, Galphin's article has more than local significance; Georgia stands almost alone among Deep Southern states in having accepted, however unwillingly, the principle of school integration without violence: perhaps it will set a pattern for the future...
While the second issue of the magazine closely follows the editorial pattern set forth in the first, one fairly important mechanical change has been made. The Review has substituted letterpress printing for the rather fuzzy photo-offset process it used last time. Margins are wider and typography is clearer; the redesigned cover is superb. One gets a general impression of expertise: here are people who know what they are about...
Western Europe last week made it abundantly clear to France's Charles de Gaulle that his arrogant scheme to stamp Europe's unity movement with his own pattern of a French-led continent is not going to work. As delegates gathered in confusion in Brussels for another effort to squeeze Britain into the Common Market despite De Gaulle's haughty non, the outcry against the grandiose dreams of le grand Charles echoed in every Western capital...
...Take It or Leave It." What disturbed the shippers, and some other businessmen too, was the heavy hand of Government in the final settlement. They fear that the settlement may form a pattern for several other major contract negotiations coming up later. Intervening in strikes, and often with success, has been the practice of the Kennedy Administration, which obviously felt a duty to try to settle a prolonged strike that threatened large areas of the economy...