Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...witnesses was the chilling flesh-and-blood story of what life can be like in the ghetto slums of large U.S. cities. The Senators got an uncomfortable view of places where people have to hustle for pocket money and a moment's pleasure, where honesty's reward is hunger, and where prostitution, illegitimacy and crime are socially accepted ways of life. Chairman Ribicoff was moved to ad mit: "We seem to be talking about two different worlds...
...became interested in politics, appeared on behalf of Democratic office seekers, and as a reward was made a field agent for the city water and power department...
...films to make" or pretend that the industry is not ruled by the box office. He does think that he can infuse Hollywood with imagination and a zest for quality. He wants to upgrade the Oscar competition, turn it from a popularity contest into a genuine system of reward for achievement. It may make some oldtime movie moguls blanch at the thought, but only a freshman like Valenti can get away with the proclamation that the M.P.A.A. will march "with banners flying to the campus" to encourage new talent, which is "the soul juice of this industry." He has even...
...play God across the board, however," he adds, "and have always served Catholic organizations well." His reward: one box of cigars from Winston Churchill, 600 thank-you plaques, 200 City of Hope "torches," honorary membership in 188 synagogues and in the Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, to say nothing of the nourishment from three or four thousand kosher dinners...
...they need. They will use it very well." America's fabulous farm underpinnings have conferred that freedom-and power-on its people. With carrot and stick, the U.S. now offers the underdeveloped world a chance-perhaps its last-to borrow U.S. techniques and reach for the same nourishing reward...