Word: standardized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Cincinnati's "Opera at the Zoo'' begins its 34th season this week with Puccini's Tosca, continues to give standard grand operas for the next five weeks. Most of the stars are from the Met and the New York City Opera...
...critics agreed that Olivier had infused one of Shakespeare's most unplayable creations with disturbing life, and set a standard for the part that has rarely been matched...
...Public Health Service, Eli Lilly Laboratories and the Lasker Foundation, Dr. Li's project took five years, cost $250,000 and consumed the pituitary glands of 360,000 sheep. Many more sheep will have to be dissected before a simplified form of ACTH becomes a standard item on the druggists' shelves...
Having come prepared to argue that G.A.W. could not and must not be accepted by U.S. industry, N.A.M. speakers revised their speeches. Keynoter Robert E. Wilson, chairman of Standard of Indiana, called it "unthinkable" that a worker should be paid nearly as much "for not working as he is for working." On the other hand, he added, as a note of calm, "neither should we assume that any new burden would be intolerable." At week's end the N.A.M. took a firm stand against G.A.W. Said its board of directors: "Such plans will create inequities among employees . . . deplete state...
VICKERS VISCOUNT, Britain's most successful postwar transport, will soon replace U.S. Convair 240s on short-haul routes on Holland's KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. Vickers has sold nine Viscounts worth $11 million to KLM, landed orders for five planes from three U.S. corporations (U.S. Steel, Standard Oil Co. of California, Hughes Tool Co.), thus breaking into the lucrative business-flying field for the first time. Total Viscounts sold to date...