Word: suspends
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...affairs, its unpaid $33.8 million mortgage debt to Britain's Vickers Ltd. for 60 Viscounts, and its mounting losses, which total $5,400,000 for 1960's first quarter, v. $936,878 in 1959. The study will consider whether to merge the line with another carrier, suspend all or part of its routes, or transfer some or all of its routes to another line...
...U.S.S.R. also suspend nuclear testing? Not right away. It carried out a series of tests in the fall of 1958, which scientists agreed were very "dirty"-meaning that they created a lot of radioactive fallout. This was several weeks after the start of the Geneva Conference. As far as the U.S. knows, the U.S.S.R. has not done any testing since then...
...white Tammany borough president would almost surely have been the subject of a state removal hearing by now if he had admitted as much as Jack. The unhappy fact is that there is an undercurrent of racism in reverse . . ." In the midst of a rising demand that he suspend Jack and start permanent removal proceedings, Governor Nelson Rockefeller decided to wait until after Hulan Jack has his day in the Appellate Court on April 14. Until then, the most valuable hunk of real estate in the world will remain under the presidency of a man who, in the words...
...left the Martha Graham company 14 years ago, Merce Cunningham has pursued a labyrinthine path extravagantly admired by his followers but often bewilderingly obscure to uninitiated spectators. In Cunningham's world, disembodied arms may project from behind curtains to serve as coat racks, the dancers may suddenly suspend all motion to stand fiercely washing their hands, the hero, dressed in a multi-colored coat, may roll about grunting like a pig or baying like a hound...
Under indictment on charges that could bring him four years in prison and a $2,000 fine, Hulan Jack, 52, predicted his "ultimate vindication," but had little choice other than to suspend himself from his $25,000-a-year job. Only New York's Republican Governor Nelson Rockefeller could remove him permanently, but New York Democrats were already thinking in terms of a replacement...