Word: saneness
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...first State of the Union message, President Eisenhower promised to return the nation to the sane policy of living within its income, to reduce taxes "only as we show we can succeed in bringing the budget under control." This week the time came to fight for that policy...
Taking a leaf from Lincoln's book, Roosevelt had hoped to make the Republicans "the party of sane, constructive radicalism." His well-planned reforms, like the regulation of big business and the natural resources conservation program, made him and his party immensely popular, as did his brilliant diplomacy, sometimes a singlehanded operation. ("I took the Canal Zone and let Congress debate, and while the debate goes on, the canal does also.") By 1908. "reactionary"' Democrats were getting the same abuse that Cousin Franklin's young men of a latter day were to heap on the Republicans. Roosevelt...
...South American economics equates private investment from the United States with a strong desire to dominate built-up enterprises and drive out the native entrepreneurs. Aside from South American fears, the new Administration faces the problem of inducing domestic capital to leave the local security of equitable laws and sane SEC regulations for Latin America's often inhospitable economic policies...
...dreary day for the CRIMSON when funny-boy Stevenson was defeated by a popular here who did not have direct experience in politics. The CRIMSON seems unable to adjust to the fact that the Republicans are in office, and that the President has shown himself to be a sane and extremely able leader...
...contrary, wisely or foolishly, HTG tootled on. In the spring of 1953 it still believed competition a sane and healthy idea, undertaking its most ambitious production, "The General," without the assistance of and in competition with all other Harvard organizations...