Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...loyalist forces of Brigadier General Antonio Imbert Barreras and the collection of rebellious soldiers, discontented civilians and Communist infiltrators led by Colonel Francisco Caamaño Deñó. Now the U.S. was trying hard to move into the background. It was time for Latin Americans, however reluctant, to share the burden of keeping peace and restoring some sort of workable government to the bloodied little nation...
...point there," explains Ashin. Most helpful, recalls Blake, were Ash in's keen pointers on how "to use questions to bring the students to question among themselves." Blake also appreciated Ashin's advice on timing the discussions better so that the most significant points got a bigger share of the class period...
Ahead Abroad. G.M. is planning to move more deeply into the overseas market, which last year accounted for 3% of all its sales. At home it is faced with increasing Ford and Chrysler competition-which has reduced its share of the market to 49% from 1962's 2%-and conversely by the threat of antitrust action if it succeeds in raising its market share substantially. Besides G.M. is acutely conscious that for three years more autos have been produced abroad than...
...trouble is that too many Japanese auto companies-14 in all-are struggling for a share of this market. Plagued by Japan's current recession and bothered by the threat of competition from foreign cars, the Japanese auto industry is finally beginning the consolidation that it has long resisted. Last week Nissan Motor Co., the country's second-ranking automaker, and Prince Motors, Ltd., its fourth-ranking, announced plans' to merge into what will become Japan's biggest auto manufacturer...
...organized to affirm, to assert in ways that are "refreshingly radical," and to interrogate further a group of cultural and historical aspirations which we believe we share. This, in a world and a country whose affairs are as confused as ours, is an arduous, conflicted, and often painful task. The rational task is made all the more difficult because, when we dare to think that we might be coming to terms with others as human beings, we discover that basic terms of our discussion--the "racial" definitions that have brought us thus far through history--themselves divide us emotionally into...