Word: neutralized
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Washington he usually attends Secretary of State Dean Acheson's press conferences, has not yet got his White House pass. Schuley, who belongs to no political party himself, says he strives for "neutral and fair" reporting in the "objective" manner of U.S. wire services, eschews punditing. So far, he has avoided painting word-portraits of controversial U.S. personalities because he is "against quick judgments...
...railroadmen, who have long complained about "unfair" competition from trucks, sat back and applauded last week as the truckers got a roundhouse swing from a not-so-neutral corner. Westinghouse Electric Corp.'s Vice President Andrew H. Phelps called the truckers' use of public highways "transportation by taxation," warned that truck lines "can ruin but not replace rail service." From now on, said Phelps, Westinghouse, which spends $40 million a year on transportation, will always ship by rail except when the truckers offer bargains in rates which the rails decline to meet. One probable reason for the announcement...
...comeback for the Conservatives. In 1945 Labor had won 61% of the House of Commons; last week it won only a shade more than 50%. With 313 seats needed for an absolute majority, Labor had 315, the Conservatives 296, the Liberals 9, independents 3. The Speaker is considered a neutral, and one district will elect later...
...days later Nehru's government, which fancies itself as a "neutral" force between Communism and democracy, became the first important non-Communist nation to recognize the Peking regime...