Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...began making close-up inspections of U.S. passenger liners-the first such incidents in a year. There was a rising chorus of East German and Soviet complaints that the Allies were "misusing" the corridors-a possible foreshadowing of Red efforts to interfere with the Western rights of access...
...Khrushchev and Mikhail Suslov, Secretary of the Communist Party Central Committee, beneath a statue of Lenin. But at heart, the power struggle between the U.S. and Russia over West Berlin remained basically the same. The U.S. was still completely committed to the city's freedom and to guaranteeing access to it at all times. Russia, exploiting the fear of war, was pursuing a policy by which it hoped to drive the U.S. and the West out of Berlin by weakening the free world's resolve. Thus Nehru's "foul winds" would reach gale proportions only if Khrushchev...
...really means business in its determination to defend against aggressions on freedom. Both publicly and privately. President Kennedy avowed U.S. determination. Addressing the Association of the U.S. Army, Assistant Defense Secretary Paul Nitze, a key Pentagon strategist, said flatly that any Communist attempt to cut off Western air access to Berlin would be the "straw that breaks the camel's back." Were this to happen, said Nitze, war would not necessarily be confined to Germany, or even Europe: "We can offset a local preponderance of Communist strength by a determination to apply Western strength on terms other than those...
...Communists have carefully blocked other loopholes. The entrance to the Church of the Reconcilia tion, which faces on West Berlin, was bricked up. Apartments fronting on the border have been bricked and boarded up on the first floors, and their tenants relocated. The upper floors still offer an uncertain access to freedom. On the side walk of No. 48 Bernauerstrasse, a wreath and tin can of flowers mark the place where a woman leaped to her death trying to escape. But last week a young student knocked on the door of a second-floor apartment on Luckauerstrasse. When...
...superhighways that are banding the nation are fine for driving but often terrible for eating. Restaurants are spaced far apart, usually require long waits and-in the case of federal, limited-access roads-are located off the highway altogether. In Ohio, Standard Oil is trying . to ease the problem by adding slot "'machine restaurants to service stations...