Word: types
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...However intransigent," concludes Marshall, "the men of Peking are not reckless. They look for the soft touches and hit only when opportunity yawns wide. For these reasons, all the talk about blundering into another Korea-type war in Southeast Asia seems to me as idle as is the fear behind it. Palpable risks and dangers are present in such number that if those who make policy recoil from chimeras, they will forfeit what chance remains to help South Viet Nam save herself...
...money for the state and disappointment for its prisoners. Under this and compact, the first such program in any state, prisoners may be transferred from the institutions of one state to the institutions of another, thus facilitating visiting privileges, and also enabling each inmate to be placed in the type of institution best suited to him. Massachusetts inmates may thus be sent to Vermont's highly developed youth offender training center, while Vermont, for example, can send retarded criminals to the Massachusetts Corrections Institution at Bridgewater, which houses the only facility for mentally retarded criminals in New England...
...Third, the exemplary working relations between the Department of Correction and the resources of the state--government agencies, universities, and industry--are in serious jeopardy. McGrath was widely respected. The new commissioner is coming in under a cloud, and it remains to be seen what type of cooperation outside sources will offer...
...their training coincides with the needs of industries in the locality of the college. But Medsker contends that too many junior colleges tend to belittle their middle-track duty of providing a general education for the nontransfer, nontechnical student. Counseling is also often inept. The failure to give this type of student a meaningful broad education is a serious fault, since two-thirds of all students entering junior college profess an intention to continue to a senior college-but only one-third actually...
When a hospital needs blood of a certain type, a phone call to a single number will get the request checked against an inventory to show the nearest supply. The charge for locating the blood is $3 (nothing for the blood itself); for delivery in radio-equipped cars, $4. The donating hospital will be assured of prompt replacement...