Word: submit
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Reuther's proposals ironed out the remaining issue between the two sides: whether to operate new high-speed presses with 15-man or 16-man crews. For one year, proposed the U.A.W. chief, the presses will run with 16-man crews. Then, unless the pressmen agree to submit the issue to binding arbitration, the 16th man will be dropped...
Victory Euphoria. Basking in the sunny prospects of what such a majority could produce, some Democrats are predicting that the new House-and the Democratic-dominated Senate-will submit meekly to L.B.J.'s every whimsy. Where the Administration could count on only about 170 sure House votes on major bills in the past session, and such measures as medicare, grants for school construction and expansion of area redevelopment were blocked, Democratic leaders expect to be able to deliver some 220 votes (218 is a majority) with certainty in the new House. In their victory euphoria, some even foresee...
...white ground, bounded by two blue bars. And for the next six weeks, Canada's House of Commons argued about it in a nerve-frazzling filibuster led by Tory Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker. At last Diefenbaker wryly allowed as how the debate was going nowhere. So why not submit the issue to a 15-man committee whose "unanimous decision" would be binding? Since the Liberal minority government was not strong enough to do anything else, Pearson reluctantly agreed...
...make his own name synonymous with the "rehabilitation" of state governmental practices. He has pushed the Crime Commission through an endless series of indictments of public officials, most of which have resulted in convictions; has prosecuted offenders in the Boston Common Garage scandal; and has taken steps to submit Massachusetts' "authorities" to more thorough public scrutiny. Brooke earned considerable statewide popularity with firm policies to limit abuse of public land condemnation procedures...
...Plane. On Nov. 1, Boeing will submit its revised proposals for a variable-sweep wing supersonic transport to the Federal Aviation Agency, which earlier gave Boeing's design a slight edge over Lockheed's. The company is making a strong bid to build the CX-HLS, a huge, heavy transport that is capable of putting down on unpaved strips in battle zones. Its commercial jetliners-the popular 707, the intermediate-range 720 and the new 727 tri-jet-are selling so well that the company expects to break its alltime commercial sales record of 139 jets...