Word: without
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Without a Trace. In Dallas, a burglar robbed a tavern, made off with 252 cans of beer and 174 breath-cleansing chlorophyll tablets...
...leaders tend in the direction of fundamentalism. They give easy answers to life's most difficult problems. There is one central headquarters in the West. Their workers are trained there for a few weeks or so, but they are not well trained. Then they come to a community without being responsible to anyone but a headquarters, and that headquarters is not responsible to a denomination...
Thus left without a cause, the Free Press and the Times were inclined to drop the subject. But not the News, which was still troubled by the court's "inherent right" claim. "We learn with regret: we're not in contempt," it editorialized last week. "We will try to violate the suppression rule to the judge's satisfaction, and thus get the question on the proper road to settlement by a higher court...
...Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that the financing arrangement involved no question of law but was merely a matter of "managerial discretion." Said Alleghany Chairman Kirby, happy to get Phillips out of his hair: "I am deeply gratified. We can now go forward with sound and constructive plans for Alleghany without the distraction of time and energy caused by these lawsuits...
Automation without strife is not a matter of what management does but how management does it. In the auto industry, Autoworkers President Walter Reuther early took the position: "We do not oppose the introduction of more efficient technology. We do insist, however, that a modicum of social responsibility be exercised in its introduction." Taking Reuther at his word, the auto companies in 1958 put in their contract provisions for early retirement as well as severance pay when machines displace workers. The Big Three also gave displaced workers first crack at new automated jobs, and Ford eliminated the 27-year...