Word: vitalism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Gate. What a salt mine. In the Cabinet Room next day, the President decided to hold another of his in formal press conferences, the kind that rarely delivers any real news but nevertheless gives the impression of vital communication. Later that same day he played Pied Piper...
...work rules were either a compromise settlement, a surrender of one side or the other, a strike, or a Congressional resolution. The argument over which of these solutions to settle on, said Areeda, was basically a question of whether the country wants the freedom of collective bargaining in so vital an industry...
...Democratic senatorial nomination from Ohio. Glenn slipped on a throw rug, while trying to hoist a mirror back onto its tracks in the bathroom of his Columbus apartment, and cracked the left side of his head against the bathtub. The blow injured his inner ear, disrupting the vital apparatus that governs coordination, equilibrium and balance (see MEDICINE). Glenn had hoped that he would recover in time to resign from the Marines and wage a whirlwind campaign against peppery but aging (74) Democratic Senator Stephen Young before Ohio's May 5 primary. But a panel of specialists who examined...
When he himself was appointed to the court, Justice Jackson learned that his colleagues had mixed views of oral argument. Some thought it vital, others thought it largely a waste of time. Over the years, written briefs have become less and less brief; the justices have the opportunity-whether they use it or not -of reading a lawyer's whole story before he utters a word in court...
...considers the Street's abuses. The most obvious sign of the dispute at the moment is the SEC's attempt to curb a clubby coterie of insiders on the Exchange, but the real issues are much deeper and broader. Says a top SEC official: "On some vital issues there is a basic gap between the securities business and us that cannot be bridged...