Word: workers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...after all the forbearance toward Castro, the U.S. last week found Latin American nations not yet willing to side with the U.S. against him. Among workers, peasants and students in Latin America, Castro is still regarded as a legendary hill fighter against tyranny. His professions of land reform and his pulling Uncle Sam's beard made him still more popular. As one Peruvian worker put it: "The gringos don't want to see Latin countries shake themselves free of their claws. That's why they're trying to topple Castro...
...Retail Sales. Despite the increase in prices, the actual purchasing power of the average factory worker increased by nearly 1% in May, after a four-month decline. This was due to an increase in the average work week from 39.4 hours to 39.8 hours. Consumer buying power was reflected in department store sales, which rose for the second week in a row and were up 3% over last year...
...Miracle Worker. An occasionally makeshift, but unforgettable portrayal of Helen Keller's search for insight as a substitute for sight, with remarkable acting by Patty Duke and Anne Bancroft...
...Miracle Worker. An occasionally makeshift but unforgettable portrayal of Helen Keller's search for insight as a substitute for sight, with remarkable acting by Patty Duke and Anne Bancroft...
Moving overseas is not always easy. Many countries, such as Brazil and Peru, have tough labor laws that make it almost impossible to fire an incompetent worker, and others exercise strict control over investment. In some countries the problem is payola for government licenses, etc. Blueprint standards have to be changed, laws and languages learned...