Word: arguments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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McNamara dismissed the argument that using the Army for such rehabilitation might overweight the importance of the military in American society. "We don't make any effort to militarize a civilian" while he is in uniform, he said...
...York Times promptly blew the "controversy" out of all proportion by splattering it onto the front page. But even though no one expects a blood feud to erupt between the two institutions over the issue, it should still be noted that Brewster hasn't got much of an argument...
...help a man by constantly giving him more and more handouts, over and over," exhorts the candidate. "You destroy his self-respect. What we want to do is to make men productive." Many a white politician is using the same argument this fall to exploit anti-Negro feeling. But the speaker in this case is Edward W. Brooke, 47, Republican attorney general of Massachusetts who, if victorious on Nov. 8, will be the first Negro U.S. Senator in nearly a century...
While the international argument continues, the biggest excitement in phlebology (the study of veins) is now being generated in England and Ireland, where inventive surgeons are perfecting their injection treatments. Ironically enough, they are improving on techniques developed by Americans...
Meselson's argument was that small-scale use of B. and C. weapons (the lines between the two are blurred) quite conceivably could escalate into large-scale disastrous biological warfare...