Word: respecters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Publisher Highland's oldest and bitterest fights is against radio. He bans all program listings, even censors ads that mention radio or have anything to do with it. Lately, however, Publisher Highland has brought his papers up to date in at least one respect: he has turned his fury away from radio and concentrated it on television. The switch came about five months ago when Manhattan Financier John Hay ("Jock") Whitney's investment company decided to put up money (about $250,000) for a coaxial cable into Clarksburg to bring the town television programs. Whitney's company...
...suspicious, while others were sympathetic. He had to organize the Senate section of his battered and divided party for the unfamiliar role of opposition. Many a "liberal" Senator feared that Johnson would freeze out the Northerners. By last week, however, the sympathy and suspicion had turned to surprise and respect...
That is why we mourn Conant's departure from education. He has been its leader not merely because of his speeches and Writings, nor because his administrative ability and his scholarship commanded respect, nor because he was president of Harvard. His most important role was as an example, as an illustration of what an educator can be and should...
...surprise that Canada's Finance Minister Douglas Abbott, returning from the recent Commonwealth Economic Conference, could report that other delegates had peppered him constantly with questions about Canada's progress. "At no time in our history," said Abbott, "have we been the object of such interest and respect in the eyes of other nations of the free world...
...YORK "TIMES" NAMING THE WINNER UNTIL I ASK MR. HAGERTY "WHEN WILL YOU CALL IT?" THIS IS WHOLLY TRUE WITH RESPECT TO THE DECISIONS OF THE VOTERS OF NEW YORK CITY AND STATE. BUT I DEPEND ON MY OWN JUDGMENT TO DETERMINE WHO IS THE NATIONAL WINNER AND WHEN...