Word: developing
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...Loyal Opposition. "There is an obvious need for us to develop more effective programs to meet the threat of Communist aggression. How can those of us in the loyal opposition play a constructive part in developing such programs? The most popular course would be simply to abdicate any responsibility and endorse the programs of the new Administration in the name of bipartisanship. I submit that such a course on my part would not be in the national interest. Bipartisanship, once a decision is made and the nation's prestige is committed, is one thing. The situation is entirely different...
...Charles S. Rhyne, past president of the American Bar Association, speaking at the University of Notre Dame Law School: "The urgent desire to prevent war offers a unique opportunity to develop the legal machinery that is essential for an enduring peace. There is an imperative need to find a consensus on the basis of which as many disputes as possible can be adjudicated in the World Court or other international regional courts...
Beginning next year two Faculty members will act as freshman advisers in each of the three units which will house freshmen. President Bunting suggested that each House could form a committee to work with Faculty members to develop the House's potentialities...
...that seems little bigger than a postage stamp, and it will turn out to be almost exactly in scale. He has few close friends, and though he says he enjoys having people around to talk to, it is always a rather unilateral affair "Talking stimulates," he once explained. "You develop ideas when you have an audience. And anyway, you don't have to listen to what the others say." As for money -here the master is even more impossible. He is as miserly as a Swiss shopkeeper, while remaining as ingenuous as a child, and he has long been...
...Government contracts, Freimann goes after jobs that will help the company develop techniques that will also apply to consumer products; e.g., an electronic photographic record storage system developed for the Pentagon led to a relatively low-priced system for business record storage that will be put on the market soon. In all, military orders bring in 40% of Magnavox's income. Present Government order backlog: $90 million, v. $67.6 million a year ago. This includes a communications system for the Advent satellite program, and new devices (started in Magnavox laboratories without Government subsidy) for detection of enemy submarines. Says...