Word: allows
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Federal judges in Georgia and Mississippi had refused to allow conspiracy prosecutions to go forward in murder cases unresolved by local authorities. Thus, if Johnson's reasoning in allowing the Justice Department to prosecute is upheld-the Supreme Court is still considering the general principle-it will mean great strides ahead for Southern justice...
...practice, however, boards face widely different situations and have adopted widely divergent policies. In fact, the increase in call-ups has accentuated the lack of uniformity which existed in past years. The proportions of the current call-up allow some students to continue their education while others are taken. The present system of quotas and reports has not been flexible enough to adapt to the new situation, and so the selective service has become selectively arbitrary...
This term's major effort has been an attempt to persuade the Administrative Board to allow accused students a personal appearance at disciplinary hearings. The fate of the idea remains in doubt, but the mere broaching of it has initiated a useful round of self-questioning among the senior tutors and deans...
Nuclear sharing with West Germany began in 1958, when the Atomic Energy Act was amended to allow the U.S. to provide nuclear armament and information to NATO allies. Officials told Congress that the purpose of the program was to enable our allies to equip planes and train crews; they promised that the warheads would be kept in separate stockpiles under American lock and key and would be turned over to the Allies only in case of attack. And yet, only a few months after the missles arrived, the Defense Department authorized Germany to load them on missiles and planes...
That study also recognized the problem would reappear. (The library doubles in size every 17 years.) Thus, when the Deposit Library was blueprinted, enough land was purchased to allow for five extensions...