Word: monitor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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John H. Crider, News Analyst, will moderate the discussion between Frank McNaughton, Special Washington Correspondent for Time Magazine. John L. Steele, Staff Writer for the United Press, and William H. Stringer, Assistant to the Editor of the Christian Science Monitor...
...equipment. They were in radio contact with Reid, were watching the glowing radar echo of his plane as it moved across their screens. G.C.A. operators are not responsible for a plane's safety unless they are asked to take over. But almost always, wherever they are stationed, they monitor instrument landings...
Miss Strout was a member of the varsity crew squad, and the well kept secret of her disappearance was treated casually by her close friends at college. She is the daughter of Richard L. Strout, of the Christian Science Monitor...
...Personals with lonely heartthrobs and V-necked prose that made lively reading. But last week S.R.L., with the air of a matron swearing off sweets, announced that it would print no more "advertisements inviting correspondence." Said the weekly: its circulation had grown too fat for it "to monitor [the ads] properly." In his Manhattan office, Publisher Jack Cominsky was more blunt. "These people," said he, "should be going to psychiatrists. Their ads represent an aspect of the magazine which it has outgrown...
...Tricks. In the Northwest, the Bonneville Power Administration is testing a new electronic wrinkle to its microwave system. The new device will monitor Bonneville's power lines, automatically record the time a line break occurs, and compute its location...