Word: un
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...stressed that it was necessary to consider the way policy is made in the United States. Contending that most decisions are made on economic rather than ideological grounds, he pointed to increased trade with South Africa since the UN boycott and the discovery of a 'missile gap" when the defense economy was faltering...
...missing pipes were discovered at the Watertown home of a nonchalant un-aggressive 20-year-old Boston College student whom the police apprehended in Memorial Church. The suspect's explanation of the crime was simple: he planned to build his own organ...
Ursula Andress (or Un-dress, as they called her on the Doctor No Set) may have been more decorative, but Miss Bianchi makes a far more appealing heroine. She even shows some acting talent in struggling against the ridiculous characterization cooked up for her by the adapters. But alas, even beauty and pluck cannot save her from looking silly at least half of her time on camera. One sample exchange...
...order beyond emotion. U.S. Artist Charles Biederman, 58, saw that his mentor Mondrian had reached "the very limit permitted by the old hand medium of paint." He lays down the brush for what he calls "the new art tools of man"-machines -and makes his metal reliefs look un touched by human hands...
Burdened with the world's highest labor costs, the 15 U.S. shipping lines are kept afloat financially only by the Federal Government, which pays the difference between U.S. and foreign operating costs. Since wages are un likely ever to be rolled back, the ship ping industry's sole chance of getting off the federal dole ($245 million in 1963) is to replace men with machines. Steaming ahead of all the others in that direction, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. last week asked the Government for an unusual subsidy: to put up, in the interest of efficiency, half...