Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...words that I heard exactly three years ago. They went like this: 'Our national strategy, formed upon a bipartisan basis, was to hold the frontiers of freedom by our own main strength until the depleted nations of Europe and Japan could find their feet and begin to share responsibility for the common defense of freedom. Irresponsible partisanship on matters of national interest is not only bad policy: it is bad politics.'" Concluded Scott: "Those are the words of the man who was then and is now the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee...
...only one such gem of an idea. The middleaged couple also has its problems. Like the husband's throwing up whenever he's upset, and the wife's wanting another child. The daughter, who has just returned from years of psychoanalysis and college, jars everybody with her intention to share an apartment with a Columbia medical student...
...Chairman Courtlandt Sherrington Gross, 61, who smoothly synchronizes the work of a huge team of expert and highly individualistic executives. At the Pentagon, Robert McNamara's computer-minded whiz kids and crusty admirals alike describe Lockheed's management as brilliant. Lockheed also wins more than its share of the big contracts because of its chairman's gift for soft salesmanship. That gift was developed during the 29 years that Gross played second fiddle at Lockheed to his older brother, the late Robert E. Gross, a fast-driving, fast-spending, fast-thinking airplane maker who could have been...
...hour rate, has cut loading time from four days to one. Cheaper coal makes Australia a competitive exporter, principally to Japan, which last year took 7,000,000 tons for steelmaking. U.S. coal still accounts for 48% of Japanese imports, but the Australian share has climbed to 30% and undersells U.S. coal...
...student today who faces the draft and has any moral qualms about the war is going to have a major psychological hang-up," he said. For this reason, he said, there should be "a whole gamut of responses possible" for the potential draftee. He suggested that young men could "share the burden of the war, but not its purposes" by joining the Peace Corps or Vista "until there is a better war to fight," or by volunteering their services to a U.N. standing army...