Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Anatoly Dobrynin. Moscow was aware that new U.S. proposals on Berlin were being circulated among the Western allies, obviously did not want to rock the boat until it saw what the West had to offer. In any case, the U.S. was still determined to retain allied access to the free city, and the Soviets showed no signs of abandoning their demands that the West get out. But the apparent willingness of Moscow to keep talking was an encouraging sign...
...Fourth Husband Eddie Fisher, Elizabeth Taylor, 30, tirelessly sought to turn a more prideful head. Liz's latest quarry, the Mark Antony to her Cleopatra. Richard Burton, seemed cheerfully prepared to indulge her exhibitionistic binges of togetherness on the Via Veneto and to relish his odd-hour neighborly access to her villa. But he was careful to keep the home fires burning with a weekend rendezvous in Paris with Wife Sybil. As the tasteless, tedious charade wore on, even some of the professional sensation seekers of the press began to feel sated. Rome's Lo Spècchio...
...classmates could "legitimately" cross at the border checkpoint while posing as West Berliners. The ruse was highly successful until the Vopos became suspicious of so many West Berliners in the East, barred residents of the free sector from crossing the border. West Germans, however, at the time still had access to East Berlin and the use of phony identity cards continued much as before...
Suddenly, new Chinese maps began falling like snow, extending the land grab all along the Himalayan frontier. China now claimed the southern slopes of most of the major trans-Himalayan passes so as to be able to control absolutely access routes to the North. To India's protests, Red China's Chou En-lai replied that the maps were really "old" ones that his young nation had not got around to revising. India had also been lulled in 1954 when it concluded a trade treaty with the Chinese based on the ancient Buddhist code of Panch Shila...
...arms-control specialist, calls "knowledge detection." Says Bohn: "Instead of focusing on the violation itself as a secret physical phenomenon, one can focus on knowledge concerning it, as a mental phenomenon in the heads of human beings." He suggests that an international arms control body might be given access to, say, 1,000 citizens of each country- a cross section of high-ranking people including industrialists, scientists, bankers, even Cabinet ministers, who would be regularly quizzed with the aid of lie detectors and induced to tip the world off to their country's treaty violations. Lesser citizens, such...