Word: prevented
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...deeply and sincerely resent the type of journalism practiced in the March 19 Press section; although I have no connection with the principals of the "Bridey Murphy" story-except that I am acquainted with Bill Barker-I do know that all means have been taken to prevent the publication of the real name of "Ruth Simmons." TIME disregarded the plea for privacy voiced by Mr. Barker in the Denver Post and, in the very sarcastic manner that seems to have invaded your fine magazine, told the whole story like a schoolboy at a Peeping Tom session...
...Their team was just too strong for us," concluded Munro, who nevertheless praised the playing of Gardner "Dubber" Mallonee in the front line and Jim Herscot in the defense. The backfield consolidated in the third period, Munro stated, but could not prevent the Orange attack from scoring...
...report notes that when a vacancy in a specific subject within a department appears, it may be best to leave the post unfilled. It would be unwise, for instance, to replace a first-rate professor with a second-rate man merely to prevent a vacancy in that particular area of study...
...history or government concentrator has few opportunities for worthwhile summer employment directly related to his interests or any firsthand knowledge of the anxieties and satisfactions of government service. While temporary positions for would-be journalists, businessmen, scientists, and doctors are fairly common, budetary restrictions and inflexible hiring procedures generally prevent government agencies from offering any more responsible positions than filing or typing. Such work can give little of the encouragement that the college student must have before he can commit himself to a professional career...
Cars and trucks would be excluded to prevent congestion. Six large parking areas and modern highways are planned to surround the center to allow easy access. Though the district will be a purely pedestrian area, Grulen says that there would rarely be more than a two minute walk to any building in the area from the nearest garage. Underground trucking roads and slow moving carts would eliminate the problems of moving heavy baggage and crates...