Word: keep
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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What we should be saying-making evident and rubbing it in-is that Japan has lost face. Japan stands revealed to the world as a nation that cannot receive the visiting head of another state with courtesy and hospitality, a nation that cannot keep order in its own house, whose children take foreign money to disgrace their country and their parents, and whose opposition politicians are more interested in temporary party advantage than in the reputation of their country. Let the 93 million Japanese see themselves in that light reflected in the eyes of the world...
...major source of data is Florida's Dade County (Miami and environs), locale for the biggest U.S. field trial of any live-virus vaccine (TIME, Feb. 29). As of April 30, when Florida's polio season was beginning and authorities halted vaccinations to keep test results as clear as possible, no fewer than 413,336 residents had taken a swig of the sweetish, pink vaccine developed by Lederle Laboratories' Dr. Herald...
...During the precious few weeks of harvesting, the ranchers were legally barred from getting help from the U.S. Employment Service. If the ranchers had already hired Mexicans, one of Smith's union men could take the job away by marching up and demanding it. Smith feels that braceros keep wage scales low and living conditions poor, wants to clear the valley of them within five years...
...forklift truck ever made was demonstrated by Clark Equipment Co. The dramatic-looking Ranger-700 can lift 35 tons (35 times the capacity of smaller truck lifts), has 6-ft.-high tires, and two sets of controls, between which the operator in his air-conditioned cab can swing to keep his view unblocked. It can lift a trailer carrying half a dozen autos, hoist truck trailers on and off flat cars in rail road piggybacking. Ford has ordered five for its steel division. Price: $90,000 each...
Bells Are Ringing. A so-so book and middling music do not keep Judy Holliday from turning this $3,000,000 Hollywood rerun of her 1956 Broadway hit into one of the year's liveliest, wittiest cinemusicals...