Word: reports
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...newsmagazine is to do its full job, it must not merely report the news but must assess what happened and make clear-cut judgments in every field it covers. Some judgments from this week's TIME...
Basing his report on a painstaking study of 120 patients at Baltimore's Johns Hopkins Hospital, Psychiatrist Jacobson said that women are generally better risks than men for rhinoplasty. His reason: male motives are usually more complex, reflect a larger degree of psychiatric disorder...
...delivery stations. Goaded into action, the News has started to strike back, printing 400,000 extra copies daily to be circulated to the Times's subscribers. With a full-scale circulation war threatening, fights have broken out between News and Free Press dealers, and both papers report that stacks of their papers have been looted or destroyed...
...main items on Kennedy's agenda is a sweeping reform of the regulatory agencies, which he believes are inefficient and filled with second-rate people. Few businessmen dispute that view. Last week, in one of his first moves, Kennedy appointed James M. Landis to work up a report and make recommendations in a month on all the regulatory agencies. Landis, 61, is a former dean of Harvard Law School, served as a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Trade Commission and as chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board. He is an old friend...
...aspirations of the countries where they worked and lived. As the resolution of the Princeton conference says, the "Peace Corps" would bring "the reward of enriching American culture." The young men who returned would speak with authority and conviction; their letters home would have greater effect than any government report or novel on foreign aid programs...