Word: computerization
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Using a computer to analyze the occurrence of certain words in candidates' acceptance speches, Philip J. Stone, lecturer in Social Relations, found that the Arizonan scored unusually high in using "emphatic words" and "aesthetic-visual references" and unusually low in references to "human feelings and emotions."
The interviewer (Murray Hamilton) is as bright as a computer with a somewhat more insidious charm. Oh, yes, they want questioning minds at Baldwin-Nelson, only "the questioning mind must ask the same questions we ask." He describes the familial intimacy of corporate life, complete with a tidy housing development...
In a $7,000,000 complex-including a ten-story curved glass building, the first of two similar structures-Murdock has already installed a bank, a savings and loan company, an insurance agency, a title company and a stock broker, all of which have access to a Univac 1107 computer...
Is it a computer, silenced by the cold?
Atlanta Computer Programmer Dan Roberson says: "Almost everyone I know who's against Goldwater is afraid he'll lead the country into war. It's by far their biggest reason for being against him." Says a Republican physician from Vermont: "I don't like President Johnson...