Word: sell
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...very foundation of white rule. Late last year, worried Mother Britain appointed the 26-member Monckton Commission to recommend constitutional changes designed to salvage the federation. Last week the commission's report was published, and the federation's whites angrily concluded that Britain was about to sell them...
...York's health code requires each laboratory to hire a licensed physician or an experienced technician as its director. But a single doctor can direct as many as three separate labs, and some physicians sell their names for use on laboratory letterheads. Reported going price for an absentee director: up to $600 a month...
Nixon: No. Let me emphasize that I never had one, do not now, and never will have one. And even if I did, I certainly wouldn't sell it to the Devil...
...land which he agrees to take out of production. Under this program, no farmer would receive funds from the Federal government. Instead, for example, a wheat-grower will allow his land to lie fallow, receiving the equivalent amount of grain from the Federal storage bin. He would then sell this wheat at market prices...
...proportions-in 1946-it closed down its plants, but since then it has hardened its policies. Under Vice President Lemuel R. Boulware, who now serves only as a consultant, G.E. developed a broad policy known through the industry as "Boulwarism," in which the company makes an unceasing effort to sell itself to the workers. In bargaining, the company first listens to the unions' demands, then puts all that it is willing to grant in its first contract offer; after that it will make only minor concessions, thus making gains from a strike problematical. The G.E. policy has been...