Word: vitalizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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TIME characteristically describes ''The Fifth Amendment" as a "Debate" in its index, when it is actually a one-sided rationalization of what are apparently TIME'S views. Why not really make a debate of this vital issue by giving as much space to Dean Griswold's views as to those of Williams...
...Amendment is vital to our adversary system of justice; it prevents the worst abuses of the inquisitorial method and should be retained, but the public may draw such inferences, and utilize whatever social and political, but noncriminal, sanctions against those who invoke it that it sees...
...Defense expenditure,"said the conservative Financial Times, "is directly competitive with vital exports ... It seems increasingly likely that [the H-bomb] has turned the cold war into a prolonged struggle for economic domination of the world. In that struggle ... capacity of the British steel industry or the level of British exports may avail more in the end than current military strength...
...private astrologer as he does in his efficient and well-armed cops, Pao long ago established himself as the coming man in Thai affairs by the amazing skill with which he amassed money and the bacterial thoroughness with which he and his in-laws invaded the more vital organs of government...
...Vital Statistics: Born at Maisons-Laffitte, near Paris, on June 18, 1896. Tall, wiry and weatherbeaten, with thin, greying hair and the jaunty stride of a cadet, De Latour has a courtly and dignified old-army manner, develops a sharp bite when things need changing. Married to a soldier's daughter, he has eight children: seven daughters and a son, who was born five months...