Word: accessible
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Course reduction for an unsupervised study project should be discontinued, and "99" courses expanded, so that tutors would receive teaching credit for their work, and not help only as a favor to a student. And departments should provide easy access to tutors competent in a student's field of interest...
...against the advance of Soviet technology. Killian will not be a "missile czar." Instead, he will act as the President's trusted eyes and ears, will join the small group of advisers-such as Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams-who have immediate access to the President. Acting on Killian's advice, Ike intends to take over as his own missile czar (a term he intensely dislikes...
...reign which began in 1928, 28 candidates ran against his National Union; all lost. This year, muzzled and muffled, all the opposition melted by Election Day except four lawyers, a merchant and an agronomist in the defiant northern district of Braga. The opposition complained that it was denied equal access to press, radio and the voters' rolls, that its supporters were blocked from voting. Salazar airily dismissed all his opponents as "Communists," and warned of the tense international situation. In an election eve broadcast, Salazar asked: "Are there many people who feel unhappy? So do I, and in spite...
...giving them possession of nuclear secrets. As President Eisenhower noted in his speech of several weeks ago, our enemies already know these "secrets," and in some cases have improved on them. The United States is only depriving itself of possible further advances by its allies by denying them access to nuclear information. As NATO Secretary-General Spaak said last Wednesday, "For the prestige of the European countries it is not indispensable to reinvent what the United States has already discovered, and the security of the United States will not be imperilled if it makes known to its friends what...
Edward L. Katzenbach, Jr., Director of the Harvard Defense Studies Program, agreed that "Killian's effectiveness in his new post will be largely determined by the amount of governmental access he is granted, and by the budgetary limits which are set on his work...