Word: rewardable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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However the U.S. might help, the manner of helping is equally as important as the aid itself. Latin Americans are too proud for alms and too cynical to be grateful for loans made with strings, e.g., as a "reward" for not going Communist, or under the condition that the money be spent in the U.S. They also suspect help given under pressure, such as the creation of the Inter-American Development Bank shortly after the Nixon stoning. The only honorable motive for aid is real concern over the size of the gap between the levels of living of the hemisphere...
...that first place might have to go to Mike Berkowitz, 17, whose toss of only 53 ft. 10¼ in. had hit nothing but the floor. But the weary Bronx boy-whale finally got off a freeflight toss that went 60 ft. 7½ in. to win his just reward. This spring he will have all outdoors for room in his assault on the national scholastic record of 69 ft. 3 in., held by Southern California's Dallas Long...