Word: prospect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...spring, the most critical situation in domestic or international affairs was the struggle for Indo-China. Considering the prospect of U.S. intervention, the CRIMSON said on April...
Wilbur J. Bender, Dean of Admissions and Financial Aids, spoke first on the College's admissions policy, which, he concluded, is more concerned with keeping a social and geographical balance than with a prospect's I.Q.. or academic standing...
Lawrence D. Favro, Elizabeth, Physics; Harry Wollman, Philadelphia, Psychology; Roger B. Wood, Prospect Park, History...
...countrymen, Perón's deal with Atlas-Dresser provides that the U.S. companies explore and produce crude oil, after which Argentina will take over the refining and distribution. Dresser will supply the oil-drilling rigs, and Atlas the management and most of the capital. They will prospect for new fields in the Neuquén area, 600 miles southwest of Buenos Aires, try to get more oil out of existing fields, and build a 400-mile pipeline at a cost of $35 million to $40 million...
Throughout Britain last week there was a heady feeling of optimism over the prospect of doing more business with Red China. Back from trade talks with the Chinese Communists at Geneva, top-drawer representatives of British industry burbled about "new possibilities of contact" which had been opened up for Anglo-Chinese trade. The representatives came from such austere bodies as the Federation of British Industries (Britain's N.A.M.), the Association of British Chambers of Commerce and the National Union of Manufacturers. This week the Chinese announced that they will exchange trade missions with Britain...