Word: projected
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...atomic bombs will be used in the tests but the information obtained "will be useful if underground industrial plants should become necessary," Lt. Gen. R. A. Wheeler of the Engineer Corps, who heads the project, said last night...
Meanwhile, the Band is going ahead with plans for a South American tour this summer. The State Department has stamped official approval on the project, but the University is withholding a final nod until the six-week trip has been completely underwritten by a suitable "angel...
Camps, Clubs, Clinics. In the three schools, the Harlem Project set up a mental hygiene clinic for delinquents, boys' clubs and summer camps. It got after-hours jobs for the older boys. It organized child-psychology courses for parents and teachers. It negotiated truces between gangs. It investigated homes and health, gave psychiatric help to kids who needed it. Almost every truant and delinquent turned out to need such help...
After four years, the project thought its experiment successful enough to be tried in other Harlem schools. But Harlem, they insisted, would need dozens of camps, clubs and clinics, a battery of psychiatrists and new teachers to make up for its slums, sickness and ignorance. The project thought that the world's richest city could afford them...
...Bullivant, a British officer and even more of a weakling than most weak young men in modern British novels. He has come to instruct the 23rd Corps to blow up a dam in behalf of the Allied armies, but once his foggy mind grasps the impossibility of such a project he settles down to enjoy life...