Word: setups
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...joint setup, Panama will be given a major role in operating and managing the canal. Presumably, Panama will also get a cut of the canal's income, though Johnson promised that shipping tolls will remain relatively low. The status of U.S. forces in Panama will be worked out in a separate agreement. And, if the U.S. builds a new sea-level canal across Panama, as now seems likely, the new treaty will be replaced with yet another one, thus giving both sides a chance to refine and improve the U.S.-Panama partnership...
...months, one year, and every two years thereafter. Moreover, the new law provides a fact-finding state mental-health service with trained lawyers and case workers, who will not only tell judges more about patients, but also keep better records for the use of patients themselves. The new setup takes long strides toward putting judges, doctors and patients on something like speaking terms...
...never misses a thing, she boasts, because of her powers of total recall. "I have the fastest eye in the house." But she never takes what she sees very seriously. "Social ites," she says, "kid each other, their way of life, their friends; and I kid the whole setup...
...extreme danger. The Health Services is invariably able to discuss the difficulty in presise detail and explain the problem quite reasonably. But as Dr. Farnsworth points out, anyone is likely to blame even his family doctor for an error, and the frame of mind induced by a communal medical setup only tends to exaggerate the anger...
...between it and a similar bill passed by the House. As to whom President Johnson will appoint as his first surrogate for U.S. cities, the obvious choice seemed to be Robert Weaver, whose job as administrator of the Housing and Home Finance Agency will be eliminated under the new setup. Weaver was President Kennedy's candidate for the post in 1962, and his selection in advance was a cause for the bill's rejection by a riled Congress. Johnson, however, has a predilection for making surprise appointments. In this case he might really surprise Washington by, after...