Word: vocalized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Tanglewood, Lenox, Mass.: Charles Munch, conductor of festival concerts in place of the late Director Serge Koussevitzky (TIME, June 18); Leonard Bernstein and Aaron Copland teaching conducting and composing; instrumental, ensemble and vocal instruction...
...bitter row at Florida's little Rollins College had gotten to the point where emotion on both sides had hardened into righteous indignation, and the original facts were buried under pride & prejudice. To a vocal majority, deposed President Paul Wagner, the young whirlwind who came triumphantly on the scene two years ago, was now the self-seeking villain of the piece who had richly earned his comeuppance. To a dwindling minority who still supported Wagner, he was the scapegoat in a situation he had worsened but not made. On orders from an economy-minded board of trustees, Wagner...
...small but vocal lobby had worked hard to reprieve the last seven "men in scarlet"; its efforts were backed by Bonn's Vice Chancellor Franz Blücher, leader of the nationalist German Free Democratic Party, Socialist Leader Dr. Carlo Schmid, and $12,000 of Bonn government funds. Twice the Department of State...
...Hollywood, the Theater Owners of America cried that it was "a monumental flop." In Chicago, Zenith Radio's vocal President Eugene F. McDonald Jr. crowed: "It was successful far beyond our expectations." Both were talking about Phonevision, the system of selling feature movies by television and charging the set owner $1 per picture on his phone bill (TIME, Jan. 8). In a preliminary report on the 90-day test of Phonevision among 300 Chicago families, McDonald claimed last week that his brain child was a lusty million dollar baby...
When Nehru was a young politician, the Soviet Union was the world's most vocal enemy of colonial imperialism. For years he accepted the Communist proposition that imperialism and fascism were the same thing. He completely refuses to admit that Soviet Russia has developed a new imperialism compared to which Britain's regime in India, lathi charges and all, was a riot of freedom. Nehru's great enemy today is yesterday's imperialism. He still seems to believe that Europe's waning colonial powers are a greater danger to Asia than the rising might...