Word: arens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Keita, who wound up making a favorable impression on the President, urged Kennedy to work for peace, but told him not to be overly concerned about the opinions of the neutrals. Said he: "There aren't ten people in my country who know where Berlin...
...sentences were carried out; Indian Ambassador J. K. Atal called on ex-President Inonu, leader of the Republican Party, asking him to intervene and throw his considerable weight behind a bid for clemency. Inonu refused to interfere. As for the junta, a spokesman had stated before the verdict: "We aren't concerned about foreign opinion." But Gursel obviously cared for the thoughts of a powerful army clique, which was strongly in favor of executions to "justify the revolution...
...list of bestselling books that it prints each Sunday, "that we can no longer publish this list raw. Recently and tardily, we have become aware that some of the best sellers that have appeared on our lists were sewer-written by dirty-fingered authors for dirty-minded readers. We aren't going to further this game by giving publicity to such authors and their titles." This week the Trib printed a revised list of bestsellers from which two titles had been scrubbed. The missing works: Tropic of Cancer, Henry Miller's steamy bedroom-and-gutter account...
...care what color they are," grumbled one housewife. "They aren't civilized like us, are they? They kill their chickens by cutting off their 'eads and shaking them up and down in a sack. The children don't want to see that." Another housewife complained of cooking odors, "All that garlic or whatever it is," so unlike smells the English feel at home with, like boiled cabbage. Said a third: "They spit...
...Stop the Killers!" were rattled themselves last week by some searching criticism. According to a study sponsored and paid for by the Rockefeller Foundation, there is a disturbingly solid basis for the doubts that come to every giver as he shells out-where does the money really go? Aren't there too many hand's out? Is this the best way to collect and spend the public's money...