Word: sustained
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...point in naively or romantically railing against this fact." Nonetheless, he urged the Administration to allow itself "a broad range of policy alternatives" in Southeast Asia. "If we continue to live by the all-or-nothing philosophy-either all in or all out-we cannot possibly sustain our values or our interests...
Already, says Economist Beryl Sprinkel of Chicago's Harris Trust and Savings Bank, the inflationary situation is "about three times as bad as any we've had over the past 15 years." Even the most liberal of the "New Economists," whose free-spending policies have helped sustain the five-year boom, are openly troubled. "We've passed the point of creeping inflation," said M.I.T.'s Paul Samuelson, "and reached the point of crawling inflation...
...foment "wars of liberation" throughout Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America. Even apart from its evangelistic mission to win the world for Communism, neutralism seems unlikely to appeal to the aging hierarchy in Peking, which seems more than ever convinced that it needs more rather than less militancy to sustain its own revolutionary mystique at home. In any case, diplomacy is based on the practical possibility of a quid pro quo. The quid in Fulbright's proposal is that the U.S. would eventually pull out its troops. The quo? Peking can offer none, in a direct sense, since...
...Zealand author, a teacher whose theories in practice (TIME, Sept. 6, 1963) have made her a legend in education, does not have a flashy literary genius. But she possesses talent enough to sustain genius of another order-the power to see into a child's mind and find there the river of time, in which, as they say in the clearing, only the "sillies" get drowned...
...bill, proclaimed Ways and Means Chairman Wilbur Mills, "is intended first and foremost to provide additional revenues to help sustain our operations in Vietnam." The House was unmoved...