Word: restrictions
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Arguing for the Council were Alejandre A. Lichauco '51 and William S. Tyson '51. They based their winning case on the fact that nationalization would restrict personal freedoms, and would result in inefficient production and waste of resources...
...attempt to balance the large number of sophomores in the House, Adams will restrict its acceptances almost exclusively to freshmen this year. Many of the suites still open are triples, and if you are thinking of living with two other follows next year, take another look at Adams, because it has almost as many triples as all the other Houses put together...
From a circulation man's viewpoint, Indonesia was frustrating. Like most of the world, it is short of dollars and has to restrict foreign publications imports. As a result, the English-speaking population (about 300,000 Dutch, Indonesians and Chinese) has to rely on the U.S. and British Information Services' daily releases for most of their written English-language news. TIME and LIFE International, in limited quantity, are the only American magazines circulating in Indonesia, and our distributors have long waiting lists of people who want to be put on for copies. There is a busy black market...
...current boom, the Government has failed to make full use of its broad fiscal powers, said the subcommittee, chiefly because of the family rows between the U.S. Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve Board. The chief task of FRB should have been to restrict credit during the boom, by forcing interest rates up. But the Treasury, insisting on a cheapmoney policy, fought any change, because a change would have meant an increase in the cost of carrying the U.S. debt. Time & again FRB failed to do its job, and went along with what FRB's Marriner Eccles called...