Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...take a tolerant view of their moonlighting help. The volunteers themselves enjoy do-it-thyself chapel building -even though in some cases the motive is as much corporal as spiritual. "If we didn't believe in it," says Jay Johnson, an executive of Phillips Petroleum Co.. "we wouldn't be there. But besides, it's physically good for those who sit at a desk all day long...
...state chairmanship, Grenier has opened a full-time headquarters, complete with staff, Addressograph machines, multilith offset printing presses, and a $150,000 budget. Says Grenier: "The young people were sick and tired of the one-party system in the South. It was just ridiculous, and the old people wouldn't change it. We can win. We've got a product and a sales force, just like a business. The product is conservatism in the South...
...assistants got their starts by working with the Baumanns. Milty was a colleague of theirs at Jack and Marion's, moved on with them when they founded their own shop. And Milty is anxious not to bite the hands that set him on his feet. "I wouldn't want to take business from them," he says, and adds quickly. "But then I couldn't. Elsie is Elsie...
...caused by the remaining 10%, who run afoul of the law by engaging in prostitution and settling disputes with knives. Under the new act, such criminals can be deported to their homelands. Says a Manchester official: "If we'd had that power for the past few years, there wouldn't be any problem today." Some city officials welcome the act as a "breathing space to sort out our present unemployment and housing problems." In the future, they claim, immigrants can be admitted as and where needed. A Manchester businessman shares the general belief that the solution is pragmatically...
...relax the stranglehold of big-time commercial television, making room for dozens of new stations, most of them noncommercial. "If we don't expand television," says Minow, "soon we will have unnecessarily few people deciding what larger and larger numbers of people will be seeing. Without UHF we wouldn't get educational stations into more than a fraction of the communities that want and need them...