Word: contractive
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...building the Government's $350 million Hanford plutonium plant during World War II, Du Pont agreed to a fee of $1. But it took Du Pont a long time to collect. Only last month did the Government pay off (because it took so long to terminate the contract). Last week Du Pont announced that it had signed up with the Atomic Energy Commission to make another dollar, this time by building the hydrogen bomb plant...
...addition to wage increases, the new Ford contract, negotiated secretly by union and management, provided...
...Signed a new contract giving him the highest salary in stage history...
...Left the show to begin work under a three-year Hollywood contract...
...last week completed the most careful compilation yet of the nation's expenditures in foreign aid since war's end. The total: $42,591,000,000. The figure, almost equal to the cost of U.S. Government for the six years preceding World War II, does not include contract authorizations, i.e., money still to be spent, or loans which have been paid back by foreign governments. The big items in money already spent: military aid, $6,052,000,000, outright economic...