Word: rushes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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VACATION PLAYHOUSE (CBS, 9:30-10 p.m.). Another exhumation from the graveyard of TV pilot shows that died at birth, The Barbara Rush Show introduces a mother of three who supports her med-scholar husband by working as a public stenographer...
...raising of children entirely to hired nurses can be bad for the child-but that a mother's constant, overworked and irritable attendance can be just as bad. They know that cooking is fun-but also that having to jump up and down before and during dinner to rush kitchenward destroys what little is left of the game of conversation in the U.S. They know that waxing a floor or putting up curtains can be satisfying or at least therapeutic-but they also know that time spent reading a book or working on a hospital committee, quite apart from...
...hard to get. In Germany, where the word for "debt" still retains its Biblical meaning of "guilt" (Schuld), consumer debt averages out to only $32.50 per person. Europe's credit famine has not only slowed the Continental boom and made housing scarce, but also has led to a rush of foreign borrowing in the U.S. that has aggravated the U.S.'s balance-of-payments deficits...
...whole country seemed to be running! Thousands and tens of thousands of wild horses running in immense herds as far as the eye or telescope could sweep the horizon. Time and again immense masses of mustangs, circling and circling around us, charging and threatening to rush over us, would wheel from our yelling and firing and go thundering away...
Savings from Size. One of the biggest reasons for the rush to the beach is the recent development of gargantuan bulk-carrier ships (up to 60,000 tons) that can haul coal and ore cheaply over vast distances. Another is the efficiency of the U.S. coal industry, whose mechanized output now undersells that of German and British mines in Europe, despite much higher U.S. wage rates, and is easily transported to seaports. Then, too, huge new deposits of high-grade ore that could be transported cheaply have been discovered in under developed countries. Result: waterside plants that are free...