Word: interviews
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...every 98 years. "How dare you relax our rationing system when you have a shortage of goods?" raged one officer. Replied Erhard jubilantly: "I have not relaxed rationing; I have abolished it." To his countrymen he proclaimed: "The only ration ticket now is the mark." He asked for an interview with U.S. General Lucius Clay. "Herr Erhard," said Clay, "my advisers tell me this is a terrible mistake." Answered Erhard: "General Clay, pay no attention. My advisers tell me the same thing...
...picked up the telephone. "Would you like some tea?" He ordered two teas and a side of cinnamon toast. "I think you should point this interview toward the opening of Raintree County at the Astor. The musical score is the first I've written in a long time. Good or bad, it's an artistic work. Kind of like an elephant in a hotel lobby; you can't ignore...
Because criminal clients are not generally free to visit the office, the student Defenders send a representative each day to the Charles Street jail and another to the East Cambridge jail. They interview prospective clients for the Boston Voluntary Defenders, and send reports to the office of that association...
...facilitate its expansion Marlboro has appointed a special public relations director, Richard Eldridge, to bring the college's name before more people than have been reached in the past and to interview prospective candidates for admission. President Zens hopes to up the enrollment to 150 students during the next ten years and once having attained this plateau to expand still further, to 250 students...
...Rivers, a territory about the size of Virginia. It was handed to Poland by the victorious Allies as compensation for the Polish territory seized by Russians. Adenauer has often promised that Germany would never use force to regain these lost territories; last week he went further. In a CBS interview he said that he could foresee the day when, in a United Europe, boundaries would be of less importance than they are today. In effect, Germany was not pressing for its old lands...