Word: recruitable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Juan Trippe). Under Six, Continental has adopted "perpetual maintenance," a system that substitutes frequent brief overhauls for long layovers in the shop, helping to raise daily operating time of its aircraft to as much as 17 hours, well above the industry's norms. Six has been able to recruit outstanding executives. For seven years his No. 2 man was Harding Lawrence, now the successful president of Braniff. Last year Six hired Pierre Salinger, the former presidential press secretary who, as Continental's vice president for international affairs, certainly has not hurt its drive for U.S. Government business...
...Phillips Brooks House Association has established a committee to recruit Cambridge residents to participate to neighborhood planning for federal anti-poverty programs...
COIC will recruit "about 80" volunteers from Harvard and Radcliffe at Fall registration, Miss Bard said. The CEOC's professional organizers will direct the student's work in Cambridge's six 'opportunity areas," as the neighborhoods where the OEO programs operate have been designated...
...effort to attack the insufficiencies in our school system is commendable and should be encouraged; the Teacher Corps aims only at being the spark which will excite a new group of people to work on these problems by operating on an intensely personal level. Even if the Corps does recruit the 3000 teachers it is helping for this year, it will only be effective if each Corpsman reaches ten pupils in the area in which he works...
...campaign are a network of neighborhood offices, staffed by federally paid lawyers, in 30 cities. With the new funds, offices will be set up in more than two dozen other communities from Connecticut to Hawaii, and a drive will be launched in 132 U.S. law schools to recruit top students as pleaders for the poor. The biggest single grant ($872,851) will go for 18 additional lawyers and five new offices on the Window Rock Navajo reservation, which spreads over parts of three Southwestern states-and now has only two lawyers for its 96,000 Indians...