Word: appears
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Gloomy Dean is just one example of how TIME has chronicled the thoughts and actions of newsmakers in the world of the spirit. Another example is the Easter cover story this week on Henry P. Van Dusen, president of Union Theological Seminary, and the third religious figure to appear on the cover of TIME within the past year. (The others: Pope Pius XII and Bishop Dibelius, head of the German Evangelical Church...
Opening the Curtain. No, replied Stassen, the new plan would not add to Soviet war potential "in any significant way." The Eisenhower Administration believes that the U.S. does not face "an early or inevitable world war," and if war should appear inevitable, the U.S. could easily slap a complete embargo on trade with the Communists. Moreover, the trade might even move the Soviet economy in the direction of peaceful consumer goods. Stassen said. "We are opening up the Iron Curtain to what we call merchants of a better life...
...Manuel Odria, who dealt the Apristas their knockout blow, has stabilized his country with public works and measures against inflation. Like most Latin politicos who invoke the right of asylum, Haya is now free once more to scheme and dream of a comeback. But the obstacles in his path appear greater than at any time in his stormy career...
...that accompanied some of the text. Otherwise, the writing seemed to consist of about 88 "signs," each one apparently denoting a syllable. With the help of Cambridge Philologist John Chadwick, Ventris began experimenting. He counted the frequencies of various signs, tried to determine how often they might appear at the beginning, the middle, or the end of words. Then he began to investigate the various changes in word endings, found that they seemed to follow certain rules of grammar much like those of Greek. Finally, he began coupling various Greek syllable sounds with likely signs on the tablets...
...Donald Duck and Woody Woodpecker and Porky Pig are not likely to be broken up with hilarity. Still, it is refreshing to laugh at an idea instead of an oink, and the kidding of medieval styles in art is cleverly done. And yet the danger does begin to appear, in a kind of sterile facility in many of the drawings, that U.P.A. could easily be caught in its cleverness, as Disney and his imitators were in their treacle...