Word: accept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...possible, of course, that Hanoi did not accept Mike Mansfield as a spokesman for the Johnson Administration, which the Senator has often faulted for its handling of the war. It was even more likely that the Communists were simply confused by Mansfield's language. Many Americans were...
...essential corollaries": 1) there must be an amnesty for everyone on both sides as "an essential block to an extension of the barbarism and atrocities of the struggle into the subsequent peace and, indeed, as an essential part of that peace," and 2) both sides must be willing "to accept and abide by a cease-fire...
...White Flagpole. Like many African leaders, Kaunda is a fervent advocate of nonalignment, and to keep Zambia out of the cold war, he refuses to accept large doses of either American or Russian aid. He is also a passionate African nationalist, and recently admitted that he stands at attention whenever he hears the national anthem-even if he has to climb out of bed. Yet he takes care to keep post-independence compulsions, such as changing the old colonial street names, within reasonable bounds. Last week, for example, the mining town of Broken Hill officially changed the name of Baden...
...reason for the fears about churches accepting federal funds is that worrisome ecclesiastical bogy, Erastianism*-state control of the church. "If I take a Government program, I have to accept the strings," says Rabbi Robert Kahn of Houston's Temple Emanu-El. "I don't want the Government to dictate policy in my church or synagogue." Chicago's Bishop Montgomery, who basically favors church-state cooperation, nonetheless says that there should be "watchful vigilance," lest the church become "just another social agency." The Rev. Dean Kelley of the National Council of Churches also worries that U.S. Christianity...
...union would be swallowed by the more militant, disciplined, 120,000-member I.T.U. Says New York Guild Executive Vice President Thomas Murphy: "The I.T.U. thinks of merger as a return to Father's house." As matters stand, the Guild will have a tough time influencing the typographers to accept automation in hope of preserving some editorial jobs...