Word: steps
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...equally good by all methods. The patients' recurrent cold sores had previously taken seven to 21 days to heal; now they cleared up in two to five days. Since anybody infected with herpes simplex usually carries the virus for life, though infection erupts only at intervals, the next step is to find out how long the IDU "cure" lasts...
...great step in the democratic process," says Owings. "It gave me confidence in what can be expected at a modest county level of political sophistication, without state or federal intervention...
...York Local 6 of the International Typographical Union, which by striking four papers Dec. 7 shut down all nine New York City dailies. Said Amory Bradford, chief spokesman for the Publishers Association of New York: "Their list of demands is totally unacceptable. We are within a very short step of our absolute limit...
...threatened to maintain the recess "until the parties are ready to make some progress." New York's Mayor Robert Wagner absolved himself of an active mediator's role in a shutdown that has affected the very pulse of his city. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller promised to step in if the need arose, but felt that with a federal mediator on the scene his intervention now would only "complicate the situation." U.S. Secretary of Labor...
Taxing the Forecasters. Those who anticipate a dip in 1963 believe that auto sales can scarcely hold their current pace, argue that there is so much unused industrial capacity around that U.S. business is unlikely to step up significantly its spending on new plant and equipment. Optimists argue in rebuttal that inventories are lean and Government defense spending will rise by about $3 billion next year, that some builders look forward to building at least as many houses (1,400,000) in 1963 as in 1962, and that steelmakers expect their production to rise from this year's 98 million...