Word: viewing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...exhaustive treatment of the military draft and UMT proposals in your columns, only one thing has never been held disputable, and this is the advisability from a national policy point of view of having a standing conscripted army at all. It is difficult for a student of draft-able age to speak about this matter without being misunderstood to be defending his immediate and obvious self interest...
There were two parts to the test. The first, and most important from a psychological point of view, was designed to check the validity of the "frustration-aggression" theory, well-known...
From the Navy's point of view, too, this could be very useful. The Navy wants officers who go calmly about their business in emergencies; it does not want the kind of super-aggressive heroes you find in group one. Perhaps Navy commissions in the future will be given out on the basis of TAT tests-who knows...
While Washington pulled a long face and talked of austerity ahead (see Controls), Arno H. Johnson, vice president and economist of J. Walter Thompson Co. last week took a refreshingly different view. Said he: "The opportunity exists for Americans to improve their standard of living by one-third within the next five years and at the same time invest $200 billion-or $40 billion a year-in the security of a strong defense." To do this, Johnson told the Chicago Tribune forum, the U.S. will have to step up its productivity, but no more so than it has since...
Such beliefs lead him to take an indulgent view of Kavanagh, a lusty fishmonger who has murdered a servant girl in a swirl of passion. They also lead Ezra to seduce Romilly, the sister of his friend Father Mellowes, simply because he wants to "wipe some of that look of innocence off her face." In long conversations, Ezra and Father Mellowes conclude that the greatest human sin is indifference and that Christ "liked anyone who let themselves be carried away...