Word: savely
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...policy for opposing Middle East Communism, and have signed agreements under the U.S.'s emergency $200 million aid program. Hussein, who last week began a purge of Communist and pro-Egyptian elements from Jordan's army, schools and government offices, is convinced that only U.S. aid can save Jordan from the Nasser orbit and ultimate extinction. Last week his new Cabinet was debating whether to risk stirring up Jordan's street crowds by inviting Ambassador Richards to Amman...
...magazines. In Missouri the house is expected to pass a bill already approved by the senate to lower stiff penalties against offending magazines so that it will be easier to get convictions. In Pittsburgh, after a six-day investigation, a grand jury warned: "Immediate action must be taken to save our young people from being corrupted by lewd literature. Printed filth is seriously threatening our moral, social and community life...
Weeks suggested that his audience "bear in mind" that 62.6 percent of the funds requested are for defense purposes. "This is a tough world we live in," he said, "and, believe me, we're not going to save our free way of life without paying...
...What they save on the tobacco bill cigarette companies are pouring into the hottest race in history to lure buyers from their usual brands and to recruit new smokers. To do this they are not only bringing out new brands (nearly one-third of the market is held by brands that are less than five years old) but also new tastes (youngsters find it easier to learn on mentholated cigarettes) and new packaging. Each major company is hedging its bets by marketing at least three of the four major cigarette types-regulars, filters, kings and mentholated...
What really hurt was a revelation of how poorly the public understands the function of banks. About 50% thought that a commercial bank was solely for "businessmen," some 34% could not define a mutual savings bank, and 40% believed that savings and loan associations were banks. As a result, suggested Banker Eaton, the big push by U.S. bankers to get people to save (TIME, Feb. 4) may be helping the savings and loan associations as much as it helps the banks...