Word: transfer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Force's Military Air Transport Service, biggest U.S. airline; CAB said that the low fares will be replaced by higher, published tariff rates, with a reasonable margin of profit. This removes the position of privilege that has enabled many nonskeds to grab MATS' business, will transfer much of the military personnel and freight now flown under charter for MATS to the scheduled airlines...
...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...
...opportunity for them is emerging, notably through an extraordinary proliferation of public community colleges (total U.S. enrollment: 900,000). California leads the way with 63 such institutions (400,000 students). They provide both a terminal course for technicians, and a two-year course for academic students who can transfer to the state's highly selective university system. This pattern is emerging across the country, taking the heat off state universities, which stand to enroll 65% of all college students by 1970. It is bound to improve many big schools, even in the face of soaring enrollment...
President Eisenhower brought up the subject at his press conference fortnight ago when he went beyond his staff's advice to advocate a change in the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, which forbids transfer of nuclear weapons to any ally in peacetime. U.S. allies, said he, should be treated "as partners," and not as "junior members of a firm who are to be seen and not heard. So I would think that it would be better for the U.S. to make our law more liberal." The U.S. is not likely to get a change...
...Stivers High School in his junior year and moved the family into a better neighborhood so that Jimmy could be enrolled in Oakwood High. But by then he had discovered golf and his own facility for it-he was Ohio state high school champion in 1927-and the transfer almost did not take. Never a scholar, he neglected books for the links and other pastimes, came so close to dismissal that only the indignant intercession of his mother saved...