Word: unites
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...seizure of property formerly owned by Mussolini's Fascists and seized by the Communists after the Allied liberation. Up to now, it has been allowed to stay in Red hands. Included in the property tentatively slated for seizure are the presses on which the Communist daily L'Unità is printed, the sumptuous headquarters of the CGIL (Communist-run labor federation) on Rome's Corso d'ltalia, a large number of municipal Communist headquarters, numerous seaside resorts, gymnasiums, athletic fields, movie houses. In some cases, the Communists have paid nominal rent or purchase prices, which...
...four big Missouri River projects to produce power in the Pick-Sloan development plan for the power-hungry Missouri Valley (TIME, Sept. 1, 1952). Almost two miles long and 160 ft. high, the dam was started in 1946, will have cost nearly $200 million by the time its last unit goes into operation in 1956. In addition to its ultimate power capacity of 320,000 kw., enough to light a city of 500,000, Fort Randall may well serve an immediate purpose of another nature. By impounding high waters this spring, it will not only help prevent floods but also...
...result, some students with unlimited suburban service have never called Boston or any other place for which they could be charged mesage units, but have been getting message unit bills--in addition to their regular charges--for amounts as high...
...open again until 1944 when, on the day after the Allies entered Rome, the Communists seized mastery of one of the city's biggest printing plants and put out 150,000 copies of the paper. Though the government soon took legal control of the plant, L'Unità has been allowed to rent the presses ever since. If it wanted to, the government could make things tougher for L'Unità by refusing to let it use the presses. But the government has shown no signs of doing so, even though the paper makes plain where...
...Moscow," says the paper, "is a great center of political, artistic and economic life; the wisest statesmen, most responsible exponents of economic organization and most open-minded scholars all turn to Moscow." So does L'Unit...