Word: provisionally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Mother Hubbard. For years, the Supreme Court has refused to assume jurisdiction for federal courts over state apportionment disputes. In the 1946 case of Colegrove v. Green, Justice Felix Frankfurter (who strongly dissented from the majority ruling last week) held that federal courts "ought not to enter this political thicket...
The most effective reply to criticism is full information, not an attack on the critic. A common and rather tiresome tactic is the substitution of a diagnosis of the critic's motives for the provision of answers to his questions. We are so often assured that a critic's questions...
Among 1961's new stay-at-homes: > Men over 60 dropped out of the labor force at a high rate, largely because of the new social security provision that lets them retire with benefits at 62.
Defending the value of urban fallout shelters, Kistiakowsky pointed out that not all cities would necessarily be destroyed in an attack. "People living in or near prime target areas have higher probability of being killed, but provision of shelters reduces somewhat this probability," he maintained.
There was only one trouble: Fouchet's own boss, Charles de Gaulle, jealously husbanding France's sovereignty, was dead against the whole idea of supranationalism in any form. He rejected even his own French officials' first mild draft. In its place last month came a substitute French...