Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...administration of the waterway. For its money, the U.S. will insist that the canal be a genuine public service to the world, operated, as is the present canal, on the basis of guaranteed access without discrimination for all nations at fixed, reasonable rates. Panama would profit from a major share of the tolls and a powerful voice in the administration, to say nothing of greater trade, tourism, and a dozen other benefits. But Panamanians do not quite see it that...
...year the South received more than $506 million in federal education subsidies, chiefly for lunches, laboratory equipment and research projects, and this year is no time to opt out. With President Johnson counting on vastly increasing the Washington aid and concentrating it on poverty-impacted districts, Alabama's share would double, the Carolinas' triple. Alabama's George Wallace is suddenly silent on the subject of federal intervention, which could bring Alabama $35 million just as he is seeking an extra $30 million for schools...
January's sales figures, relatively free from strike-caused distortions, also gave Detroit its first meaningful projection of the share each company and its cars will capture in the 1965 auto market. Chrysler chalked up the biggest market gain over January 1964, rising from 12.7% to 14.4%, and Ford increased its share from 26.2% to 27.4% . These gains were made at the expense of G.M., whose share fell slightly from 54.5% to 54.1%, and little American Motors, which dropped from 5.6% to 4% . A.M.C.'s hopes for increasing its share were buoyed slightly this week by the introduction...
Driving through the gentle rolling mountains of Vermont, many skiers dream of one day owning their own share of the sport that has so swiftly captured the imagination of the American public. Most of the time-but not always-this thought remains but a dream...
...impatience with his contemporaries, respected their right to differ with him-most notably in his gallant defense of British soldiers after the Boston Massacre. Robespierre, by contrast, labored under a crabbed, crass perversion of Enlightenment philosophy that allowed no room for disagreement or human foible. Those who did not share that vision were packed off to the guillotine; some 17,000 were beheaded during the Terror. By equating Virtue with Terror, Robespierre set a comforting precedent for every subsequent despot from Stalin to Castro...