Word: affectations
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...reserves, and Jersey Standard had plenty of oil but not enough outlets. Over the years Stanvac developed oil production of its own, now has well capacity of 84,000 bbl. a day and refinery capacity of 293,000 bbl. a day. Last week's decree does not affect production and refining facilities, which may still be jointly owned, but only Stanvac's marketing operations. These will be divided between the parent companies, and both oil firms last week joined the Justice Department in hailing the decision to break up Stanvac. It will increase both companies' competitive opportunities...
...Peace Corps plan proposed by President-elect John F. Kennedy will not seriously affect either the draft or ROTC, high members of the Government have told the CRIMSON...
...special assistant and co-authored a book with him. Now a member of a New York law firm, he has several clients, e.g., the Skiatron pay-TV system, with cases pending before the regulatory agencies. He said he did not believe his interest in cases before Government agencies would affect his report. Last week Landis was in Miami at the annual convention of the Air Line Pilots Association as an active candidate for the association's presidency. No pilot, Landis is a candidate of rebel pilots, who stress his knowledge of the federal agencies that regulate air travel...
...different way. When the atom stream shoots through a system of magnets, the low-energy atoms in it are deflected sideways while the high-energy ones converge, pass through a small hole in a 6-in. quartz bulb. The bulb is lined with paraffin which does not affect the atom's energy state as metal or bare quartz would, so the atoms bounce about inside for as much as a whole second, hitting the walls 10,000 times without losing their extra energy...
...make little difference. This was especially true among the Kennedy adherents; 27 of the 44 who preferred Kennedy felt that the outcome of the race would not make much difference. Nixon supporters were a bit more concerned, but the majority of them also doubted that the election returns would affect them very much. A 60-year-old business executive said, "I'll still have to work for a living and I'm too old to go to war, so I doubt that it will affect...