Word: commonly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...started its own investigation, named its deputy chief, General Curtis LeMay, who has better things to do, to lead it. Defense Secretary Gates ordered an investigation of all nontechnical manuals in all the services, with special instructions to blue-pencil any lines that are "lacking in good taste or common sense." Said one Congressman with commendable restraint: "Somehow we've got to switch our attention from gracious living to the missile...
...France's Algerian policy in the U.N. De Gaulle sees Peru as a diplomatic lever to open doors in South America for his "third world force"-a concept that, in the words of Paris' Le Monde, includes "the affinity between European and South American countries in their common desire not to be crushed between the U.S. and the Soviet Union...
...tracks at Stamford, Conn. His own income, during all his years as foreman of the New Haven Railroad's power plant at nearby Cos Cob, never reached $100 a week. But laconic Bachelor Stillings practiced just what he preached. He put most of his savings in blue chip common stocks-and held...
...France, la grippe originally meant only influenza; Germany's die Grippe covers various flulike illnesses; in the U.S., "grippe" is often used for infections intermediate in severity between the common cold...
...institutions from the market some time ago. Many of them turned to bonds, short-term government securities, or cash. Last week there were signs that the institutions were coming back into the market. Massachusetts Investors Trust, biggest U.S. mutual fund, reported that it was fully invested in common stocks. The Boston Fund, which had been making "very heavy" sales of common stocks, stopped selling. Said John P. Chase, president of a Boston investment counseling firm, who manages two mutual funds and advises others with $400 million in other capital: "At the end of the year we were at our most...