Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...their talk of being "hung up," to suggest that they are really racists, or to say that for all their claims of "realism" they are still hunting for emotional solutions to socio-economic problems. But many are faced with quite genuine "intellectual despair." Basically many have little reason to trust whites. And perhaps most significantly, they know full well what roles they are playing. As one active member of AAAAS pointed out, "There are very few Negroes at Harvard who have half the answers the liberals...
...adopted by the British Admiralty for all ships on duty in the Atlantic. Today, a world-renowned naturalist, conservationist and ornithologist, he is a councilor of the London Zoo and keeper of the world's greatest collection of exotic ducks, geese and swans at his own Severn Wildfowl Trust...
...year their transactions through the Iron Curtain amounted to $3 billion-and they are scrambling for more. The new argument, which divides governments and stirs the competitive instincts of businessmen, is what credits should be granted to cover all this trade. Pressure is mounting for Western European governments to trust Communist countries with easy, long-term credit instead of demanding, as in the past, repayment in five years or less. Despite U.S. and West German protests, Britain and Italy have already given in to long-term credits, and the French government last week appeared ready to back a seven-year...
...Federal Trade Commission examiner who inveighed against "regimentation of the baseball card-buying public." See THE LAW, The Bubble-Gum Trust...
...Lyndon and Lady Bird put all their holdings in trust when Johnson assumed the presidency; neither has any say in the operation of the trust...