Word: flows
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...around and landed safely. Still, an accompanying FAA flight inspector filed a complaint against the pilot for rule-book infringement. Though A.L.P.A. Boss Sayen hammered away at FAA's rigid judgment, Quesada had the last word: investigation showed that the pilot had failed to safety-catch a fuel-flow lever; it had slipped out of position to cut off the fuel to one engine on takeoff. The FAA rules on fuel-flow levers were tightened...
...Regulates the flow of blood...
...disappointment to find TIME presenting the same aged and tattered stereotype of commercial diving and divers [Jan. 25]. This is no reflection on Jack Coghlan. Long may his air flow sweet! But I get tired of people asking me, out on the job, if it's true that a diver earns $100 an hour. Maybe he earns it, but he's paid more like...
...send upwards of 70,000 words a day out of Washington; Scotty Reston's New York Times bureau sends about half that much, including the official transcripts of conferences and speeches that are fodder for the U.S. newspaper with the greatest sense of historical record. In this unending flow from the Potomac, the Washington press corps-filling top spots in the news columns and on the newscasts every day-wields great power over public opinion...
...irresistible counteroffer: Krock's own job, as chief of the Times bureau. Said Krock, then 66, stepping aside: "I knew I was in a position to offer him a strong inducement to stay with the Times for life." Said Scotty Reston: "The man who directs the flow of news from this capital-in this revolutionary period-through this newspaper-makes a contribution to his country. That's a hell of a responsibility...