Word: treating
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Addition of a professor of Comparative Religion. "He would view religions not as dead things, but as living faiths, and treat them with the same techniques of research and criticism that we apply to our own Christian faith," Horton explained...
Remembering the three-hour fight to the death put up by two of Yacef's lieutenants a month earlier (TIME, Sept. 9), the Legionnaires expected a machine-gun burst for an answer. Instead, Yacef called back: "I'll surrender if you treat me as a prisoner of war." Thus began a strange, two-hour parley during which Yacef added one more condition: "Don't take Zohra away from me. We don't want to be separated." Finally, at 5:30 he shouted: "Throw up our clothes. We're nearly naked." Then, hands overhead and properly...
...they continued to howl, their charges might carry all the way to the U.N., even provoke questions as to why Bakshi had knowingly tolerated such proCommunists in his government for so long. Determined to avoid this if possible, Nehru chatted soothingly with the rebels, quietly advised Bakshi to treat them as old friends...
...Columbia University's Dr. H. McLeod Riggins declares that the U.S. has failed to put into full use "a scientifically proved vaccine" against TB because of "a false sense of security." Reason: the dramatic drop (of 76%) in the TB death rate since "wonder drugs" were found to treat the disease after...
...free enterprise, even denounced federal labor policies. In the early '50s Boulware also refused to make any ideological distinction between James Carey's new C.I.O. union and the Redlining United Electrical Workers it was seeking to oust from G.E., arguing that the law then required him to treat both the same. But despite its union opposition, Boulwarism seemed to work; in recent years G.E. signed more favorable union contracts than did Westinghouse...