Word: trust
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...world of intense experiences and possibilities. In them, as in few films of recent years, there is the sense that the camera can take an onlooker into the interior of a vital event-indeed, into the pulse of life-process itself. Thus far, Disney seems afraid to trust the strength of his material: he primps it with cute comment and dabs at it with flashy, cosmetical touches of music. But no matter how hard he tries, he cannot quite make Mother Nature look like what he thinks the public wants: a Hollywood glamour girl. "Disney has a perverse way," sighs...
...last week, Japan's right-wing conservatives and Socialists ganged up against Yoshida in unnatural alliance. "It is hereby resolved," they moved, "that the House of Representatives does not trust the Yoshida Cabinet. It has continued, without definite objectives, the maladministration of the Occupation; it has indulged in secret diplomacy; it has blundered in economic policies at home. Public sentiment has become nauseated . . . and voices clamor for change." This coalition of right and left could muster a clear majority: 120 conservative "Japan Democrats" and 135 Socialists v. 185 for Premier Yoshida's conservative Liberal Party...
...general declined any offers to televise their football games. Last fall's Yale game "could have been sold," felt said. The offer was turned down, however, on the advice of the University's legal counsel, who thought that the N.C.A.A's policy of national television control might violate anti-trust laws...
...point I shall list a few of the different types of institutions offering job opportunities in finance. There are some 14,000 commercial banks in the country, along with numerous savings banks, cooperative banks, and savings and loan association. There are many job opportunities too, with investment companies, with trust companies doing investment work, with those large amassers of capital, the insurance companies, with the finance companies and other firms administering the tremendous volume of consumer credit in this country, and with commercial credit and factoring companies. Jobs within these companies differ widely, including work predominant in sales, personnel, general...
...powerful enough for a full-scale production setup. If the company decides to build an atomic oil refinery, it is thinking of using a nuclear reactor as a lavish source of radiation. Its scientists hope that by that time reactors will be safe enough to trust in a populated area...