Word: tuned
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...food for non profit lunches in both private and public schools. Kennedy's answer is that such legislation carries out one narrowly defined purpose of the Government: to help student welfare. Boston University's Albert R. Beisel Jr., a Unitarian, endorses this argument as in tune with the kind of distinctions the court is inclined to make...
...Senate denied it, and Illinois' Everett Dirksen, Senate Republican leader, extracted a promise from his Senate Democratic colleague, Agriculture Committee Chairman Allen Ellender, that he would not give Freeman the power to drop prices. To help this toothless program through Congress, Secretary Freeman sweetened the pot to the tune of some $2 billion this year by raising support prices for dairy farmers, with a few special increases for rice and peanuts...
Secunda, Sholom, a songwriter who sold a $3,000,000 tune for $30. See SHOW BUSINESS...
This transparent attempt at Meaning is in tune with the paper-thin plot line. Divorced husband, about to marry young sophisticate, is confronted with former wife days before divorce becomes final, with expected result. Author Jean Kerr abandons characterization at any time for the sake of a clever line, so that nobody seems very real, and the heroes, villains, and everybody in between all come out the same...
...window to look out and see if it was still snowing, and they had the nets up"). His conclusion: "This isn't a requiem for a heavyweight. I'm coming back next week. I don't know what we're going to do, but tune in on the next chapter, because this might be the greatest soapless soap opera you've ever seen...