Word: throughout
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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President Chamoun's election, and during the Suez crisis he held office briefly again as Chamoun's Defense Minister. Throughout this year's fighting, he has invited rebel leaders to tea, kept their supply lines open, consulted them regularly by telephone. But he would not order army troops to attack rebels, despite heaviest pressure from the palace and Western embassies, presumably because he wanted to preserve his army's scrupulous political neutrality. When the Marines landed, Chehab felt Chamoun had betrayed him by inviting them without consulting him. He opposed the landing, and at first refused...
...course of its rehearsals, the chorus has also been preparing an hour-long educational television film, to be directed by WGBH and distributed throughout the nation by the Educational Television Center of Ann Arbor, Mich. The purpose of the film is to demonstrate the training of a chorus from the beginning rehearsals to the final concert. Two-thirds of the project has already been filmed in rehearsals. The last third of the film will be taken from the live television performance of the concert...
...Throughout the broad farm belt the U.S. farmer is determined to live as well as his city cousin. And he has the money...
...level-and four points higher than April. Output was up in all major categories with increases ranging from four points in both industrial goods (machine tools, aircrafts, etc.) and consumer durables. Even more meaningful was the news on personal income. Though total personal income has held remarkably stable throughout the recession, serving as a needed ballast for the whole economy, April's rate for wage and salary disbursements had still dipped to a worrisome low of $232 billion, down $6.1 billion from 1957. In June the figure climbed back up. The total: up $3.3 billion to $235.3 billion...
Leading the Blind. Witnesses told the committee of cases throughout the U.S., mostly involving the old, the infirm, the widowed, or those who had simply reached the end of the line. Another soft touch is the blind: they cannot read the contracts. Said Donald McClure, California's assistant real-estate commissioner: "This is one of the most vicious rackets we've ever had to deal with...