Word: use
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...left in news-in-depth reporting when See It Now abandoned its weekly schedule of half-hour shows two years ago for monthly hour-long shows, all three networks have tried to use something of its approach. Though such programs as NBC's Outlook, CBS's World News Roundup, ABC's Open Hearing are often well done, they suffer from a lack of See It Now's huge budget, its lavish shooting, its long experience. They also lack Edward R. Murrow...
While U.S. health authorities were studying more economical use of Asian-influenza vaccine, Britain was taking its flu lying down. An estimated 60,000 children in England and Wales were out of school. In several Midland industrial towns, transport workers were sick and bus service had to be curtailed. In Sheffield a third of the telephone operators were out, and 100 postmen took to their beds, leaving university students to fill in for them. Two British submarines were pulled out of NATO maneuvers because their crews had been...
...uncertainty, has been part of their background, they reach for secure answers where they find them. But they tend to be terribly honest with themselves; they have very few illusions with either themselves or the world. They would like to be significant individuals, would like to-I hate to use the word and it's rather paradoxical-they would like to 'do good...
...then small $600,000 account was first snagged by McCann-Erickson's John McCarthy-who lasted a stormy six months with Revson. The two men finally fell out over McCarthy's dirty fingernails. When Revson needled him, McCarthy snapped: "What do you want me to do, use nail polish?" Revson laughed-and ordered McCarthy thrown off the account. Now executive editor of the Catholic Digest, McCarthy, who still has dirty fingernails, says freely and even admiringly: "Charlie is a genius. He is also a bombastic, terribly hardworking, frantic guy who just chews people .up. Unless you can bully...
...Reasons Mitchell: by 1965 U.S. gross national product must jump 40%-to $560 billion-to supply goods to expected population of 193 million. For this, nation will need 10 million more workers, and since labor is short, a four-day week would be "to the detriment of the full use of our resources...