Word: socialism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...telling how high, really, penurious Bachelor Harry Schweitzer, 75, could have built the pile if the City of New York had not arrested him last week. Charges: grand and petty larceny, violation of social welfare laws for playing the market over the past seven years out of his $71.10 monthly welfare payment...
After a few more moments on the evolutionary time scale, earth's restless social primate, man, can almost surely make himself felt throughout the system. Earth's life will no longer be confined to the earth. This startling development took place with explosive suddenness. Boys still in high school remember a time when sensible citizens considered space flight as impractical as hunting leprechauns. Only ten years ago the altitude record for rockets, 250 miles, was held a brilliant achievement. Only two years ago, the earth satellite, that humblest of space vehicles, seemed an almost impossible project...
...service that takes over all payroll problems for individual business firms, pays wages and salaries, social security, government taxes, etc. Operated on a cost-plus-fee basis, the plan has already been tried successfully by a dozen San Francisco firms...
Personal interests and backgrounds will be important factors in assigning students to sections in Social Sciences 136, Paul E. Sigmund, Jr. 6G, head section man in the new course, said yesterday...
Students interested in taking the course, given by David Riesman '31, Henry Ford II Professor of Social Sciences, must fill out a brief questionnaire asking field of concentration, home town, possible career choices, job experience, and other outside interests. The course staff hopes to have a wide variety of interests and backgrounds represented in each section...