Word: surveys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...areas of wage and price policy in a free economy. Should we persistently fail to discipline ourselves, eventually there will be increasing pressure on Government to redress the failure. By that process freedom will step by step disappear." From the inflation danger, the President went on to a broad survey of plans and hopes for the year ahead. Highlights...
...when, at 1:55 a.m., the city shook from an explosion in one of the Southside Negro sections. Four minutes later another blast rocked another part of the city; it was followed almost immediately by two more. By then, as thousands of startled Montgomerians poured into the streets to survey the damage, it was plain what was on foot-a well-planned, militarylike raid on the citadels of the Negro integrationist movement...
STATE OF BUSINESS Pressure on Prices The average pay of U.S. workers set an alltime high in December of $2.05 hourly, or $84.05 a week. Employment of 64.6 million also set a record for the month. The Connecticut Manufacturers Association survey of 70 companies found one job unfilled for every eleven taken...
...part of its usual year-end review this week, CBS presented an unusually fresh, informative survey of the progress of science in 1956. A mixture of filmed and live features. The New Frontier rounded up stories that TV covered inadequately or not at all while they were breaking, blended them into a fascinating hour of sights and sounds-mutterings picked up by radiotelescope from Mars and Jupiter, pictures of the origins of the universe reproduced in a test tube, the advance of headhunters of a South Pacific island from Stone Age barbarism to modern civilization in 25 years...
...engineering that St. Louis University hired in the summer of '54. Born in the Ukraine, Orest Stephen Makar, 47, had taught in Warsaw and Munich before coming to the U.S. in 1949. He was a specialist in photogrammetry,* worked for the U.S. Interior Department's Geodetic Survey, later got limited security clearance for a job at the White Sands Proving Ground in New Mexico. By the time he arrived in St. Louis, he and his wife were well on their way to becoming U.S. citizens...