Word: renewed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...China she hopes to renew her acquaint ance with Communist Premier Chou Enlai, whom she encountered in Yenan nine years ago at a dance. Recalled Anna Louise: "He's a very able and controlled type of person, and perfection in a waltz...
...other hand, both Philco and American Viscose Corp. signed up some 19,000 workers for only 5? more an hour, while in the chronically depressed textile and clothing industry 135,000 workers were willing to renew their present contracts with no pay boost at all. To date, the majority of raises have been from 7? to 10? an hour, 50% higher than 1954's 5? to 7? an hour. Furthermore, in some cases, workers had actually taken a slight pay cut because of a downward cost-of-living adjustment...
...Parent Blankenship, who first announced that he would leave his Bronx home and move to the country, has decided to stay and renew his campaign against juvenile delinquency...
Many parents withdrew or failed to renew consent slips. In New York City, the fallout rate when shots were given last week ran around 30%, in San Francisco about 40%. Most family doctors advised parents to go ahead with vaccination, but in many cases without enthusiasm. Physicians still resented the lack of scientific information on the Salk vaccine in any medical publication, were just as confused as everybody else by the Public Health Service's repeated change of signals...
...partly because of financial limitations. The plan first won financial support from the Conservation Foundation and now operates under funds from Resources for the Future, an affiliate of the falling Ford Foundation. The Ford Foundation recently gave the officials of the program considerable cause for rejoicing by agreeing to renew its grant for another three years...