Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...slogan, but one that today's economists recognize as sound doctrine. "So we're making something that we only half need, but we've got people busy making, and people selling it," observes University of Southern California Economist E. Bryant Phillips. Fancy packaging may not be vital, but it can be useful, and housewives like it-enough to pour nearly $11 billion into American workers' pockets...
...amount of money, however, can replace the works lost; money alone cannot effect the restoration of those harmed. Yet money is essential to the salvage operations. Alitalia has been carrying vital conservation materials free of charge, and many experts are donating their time and effort to the rescue operations. But materials must be bought and shipped on a massive scale; more conservateurs must be mobilized...
...performance was rhythmically vital from the beginning, and built steadily to the end. Hathaway did seem to be rushing the orchestra at many phrase-endings, providing no relaxation or feeling of settling before continuing, but still the Haydn was a success. The entire concert was a credit to the ability and versatility of the Bach Society...
According to Peter B. Rosenbaum '67, president of PBH, the committee is designed as an experiment to study ways that both PBH and the Harvard community can learn to take a stand on vital local issues...
After landing in Kuala Lumpur from Bangkok, the President was visibly elated when King Ismail Nasiruddin told him that Malaysia, though it offers no direct support in the Viet Nam war, "fully understands and welcomes the difficult but vital role your great coun try is playing." At a state dinner in Malaysia's Parliament House, Johnson responded by warning Red China's lead ers that "any nuclear capability they can develop can - and will - be deterred." He added: "Nations which do not seek nuclear weapons can be sure that they will have our strong support...