Word: shared
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...farm program recognizing the farmer as "a person who is not getting his fair share of America's increasing prosperity...
...paintings that Clark bought for the museum. Added to the museum's already extensive collection of Americana, this magpie's treasure gives a strangely touching glimpse into the often painful efforts of a young society to put itself on record. The show has its share of gentle snow scenes and of stiff little battles being fought by toylike soldiers...
Crude or polished, professional or amateur, the artists all seemed to share a devastating honesty. They took their subjects as they came: no matter how sharp the features or flinty the disposition, nothing was hidden. Nor were the children spared. The pouts, the whining expressions are all there to see, even the great, bulging foreheads-the ugly mark of rickets...
...addition to Kenton: Charles Suber, publisher of Down Beat magazine; Willis Conover, jazz programmer for The Voice of America; Frank Holzfeind, owner of Chicago's Blue Note; Robert Share, administrator of the Berklee (Mass.) School of Music...
...most sugarmen see no objections to giving the President the power to change the quotas. Long before Castro, the quota system was a point of contention. Many other producing nations, e.g., Mexico and the Philippines, thought they were being shortchanged because of Cuba's huge share. Florida's Democratic Senator George A. Smathers last week urged that the U.S. cut Cuba's quota and redistribute the amount to such friendly nations as Mexico and Brazil. U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Robert C. Hill has also urged that Mexico's share be increased...