Word: accordingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...silver dish as a wedding present for Greece's King Constantine and his new Queen, Anne-Marie of Denmark. Declaring that "my aim has always been and always will be enosis," that is, union of Cyprus with Greece, Makarios met with Premier George Papandreou, and both announced "complete accord" on Makarios' peace offering, though the Greek government was obviously concerned about the official Cypriot delegation currently in Moscow seeking aid from Nikita Khrushchev...
Pakistan's President Ayub Khan once frankly declared that his country wasn't ready for parliamentary democracy because it requires a "cool and phlegmatic temperament that only people living in cold climates seem to have." Accord ingly, only 80,000 "basic democrats"-out of a total population of 100 million -are allowed to vote for the President and legislature, and Ayub has jailed his most outspoken critics...
Skipping the Summit. To meet that deadline, other Rumanians were dickering with potential economic allies, both East and West. Doubtless to Khrushchev's chagrin, Bucharest announced the conclusion of an accord with Red China that would swap Rumanian know-how in the field of petroleum engineering for Chinese expertise in agriculture, chemistry, and food processing. At the same time, Rumania was sounding out two U.S. firms -Boeing and Douglas- about the possibility of purchasing short-haul jet transports...
...defense policy, Wilson scathingly attacked the government's "pathetic idea" that the decision "to hire Polaris missiles from the U.S." has any serious influence on the course of events. But there was accord between Conservatives and Labor on at least one issue. At one with Labor on China policy, Prime Minister Douglas-Home declared: "Far better that China should be in the United Nations, that there should be increased contact between the West and China, and that China should be gradually weaned away, as we have weaned the Russians away, from this policy of including force in Communist doctrine...
...Reed Ellis, chairman of the HCUA, said last night he was "extremely disappointed" at the Masters' action, but that he still hoped to reach some accord on the Council's proposal over the summer...