Word: stay
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fact is that the New Haven, like any other company that is losing money, cannot afford to stay in business. In 1962, six months after three trustees had been charged by the U.S. District Court with determining whether the railroad could be reorganized and maintained under private management, they reported that the source of the New Haven's trouble was its passenger deficit. Every railroad in the country loses money on its passenger operation, but the cause of the New Haven's special problem is its extremely high ratio of passenger service to freight service; one of the smaller roads...
...want to tell them to look at me," he says. Riesman "drifted into law school" after majoring in biochem, because he didn't like science and wanted to stay in Cambridge. He really wanted to be a professor, perhaps because his father taught in a medical school. "But I felt inadequate compared to him. Law was something a person of normal intelligence could do." Riesman went on to become Louis Brandeis's law clerk before starting teaching at the University of Buffalo...
Message of Peace. Throughout the world, hopes rose that the guns would somehow stay silent for good...
...vital to the economy ?as to how and how much to spend. For all that it has profited from the ideas of Lord Keynes, the U.S. economy is still the world's most private and most free-enterprising. Were he alive, Keynes would certainly like it to stay that...
...chief of the Indian army, but quit in 1959 over the pro-Red policies of Defense Minister Krishna Menon, only to return following Menon's ouster and earn the Cyprus job, which he carried out so well that the U.N. Security Council had just voted to extend his stay by three months; of a heart attack; in Nicosia, Cyprus...