Word: paye
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...food prices will rise at least 5%, starting with imported fruit, meat and vegetables. The cost of living normally jumps when food-importing Britain devalues. This time the price increases seem likely to touch off a new round of wage demands that Prime Minister Wilson, no longer armed with pay-freeze powers, will have trouble restraining. Promising that his complex web of economic restrictions and new taxes will somehow enable Britain to raise its output, cut unemployment and limit inflation to 3% next year, Wilson last week rebuffed Tory efforts to topple his government...
...Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France, plus U.S.-made exercise equipment as consolation prizes. And homeward-bound Yugoslav workers stop by sidewalk Daj-Dam ("You give-I'll give") stands for a while-U-wait wager: two dinars (16?) buys a sealed number that, if a winner, can pay...
...declared that the Johnson Administration "seems to have set no limits on the price it will pay for military victory." He went on to say "I am not for peace at any price but for an honorable, rational, and political solution...
...proposal to let 130 Radcliffe seniors live in non-college housing if they pay for college services was opposed at a meeting of the Radcliffe Government Association yesterday by students who feared it would "tax girls to live off-campus...
Rachel Radlo '68 said that it is unreasonable to ask Cliffies living off campus to pay for services they...