Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...State Department's Sinai Field Mission are operating monitoring stations in the Giddi and Mitla passes, scene of three wars in the past 20 years. The puny American presence could scarcely halt an armored column intent on starting a fourth war. Rather, since Egypt and Israel trust Washington more than they trust each other, the Americans are in the passes as hostages for peace...
...Wallace, whose "Trust the People" billboard is plastered all over Southie, Somerville, East Boston, Everett and the North End, get his own diehard vote out to the polls in such areas...
...Crimson has carried this past year would be hard-pressed to find anything remotely approaching the Aramco situation. It is not surprising. Only in the rarest cases should The Crimson withdraw an advertisement; we should give our advertisers the benefit of the doubt in questionable cases and trust to our reader's discernment...
Owning a newspaper is a trust, a trust that should not be abused by arbitrary and partisan decisions about advertising. All can join in supporting the majority's view that "The Crimson will continue to accept advertising from groups and individuals with views radically different from our own." And all can agree a line must be drawn. And once that line is drawn--and it is evident that The Crimson will rarely, if ever, be faced by morally objectionable ads--we must exclude any advertisements that cross that line, regardless of the economic consequences...
Udall said that "the biggest belts ought to be tightened," and called for a breakup of business conglomerates. Rather than using existing anti-trust laws, he called for a new statue that would require companies engaged in more than one area of business to break up into separate companies after two years...