Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...election, Republican Candidate Benjamin Adam-owski carried all the Polish blue-collar wards in the inner city but lost the vote of the richer Poles living in the suburbs. Even with Negroes, who have the added problem of color, the economic pattern is the same. Richard Nixon's share of the Negro vote in 1960 was three times as high in the "suburbs as in the lower-income wards in the inner city...
Under the new constitution, announced in an elaborate ceremony in Madrid's regal Cortes Meeting Hall, Franco will share power with a premier who will serve as chief of government as distinguished from chief of state. The premier will be picked by Franco-or, after Franco, by Spain's next chief of state-from a list of three candidates nominated by the Council of the Realm. He will serve 'a five-year term and be the operating head of government, subject to various checks and balances...
Some Masters, Monro said, don't want to take part in this long process and their interests must be protected. "The committee has got to be able to assure those Masters who don't want to participate that they receive a fair share of the strength of the class...
Full Time. According to one recent estimate, no fewer than 20,000 organizations and 100,000 people-25% more than a year ago-now devote full time to seeking a share of U.S. industry's $60 billion-a-year investment in new plants. The hunters not only outnumber the prospects but are growing adept at raiding each other's territory for corporate game, often with the state's Governor leading the foray. Governor John McKeithen and a 17-man team of Louisiana bigwigs recently visited Pennsylvania for a fast sales pitch to 139 firms. Governor William Scranton...
...many farmers that it is the ofily big Western European country that can feed itself-but its industries are underpopulated. Only 16% of its people hold industrial jobs, compared with 22% in Britain and 23% in Germany. Because farmers are low taxpayers, industry has to carry too heavy a share of the tax load, and this year the rates on profits, after dividends, were boosted from 34% to 50%. As a result, French industrial companies earn scarcely 2.3% on sales, compared with 3.4% in Germany, 3.6% in Britain and Italy, 6.1% in the Benelux countries...