Word: ately
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Roaring Off. Saigon was having problems of a different sort. After the Sen ate met in secret session to approve South Viet Nam's delegation, the acutely sensitive lower house protested that approval should have come from a joint session. The Supreme Court agreed, and not until week's end did the lower house, its pride salved, give its approval. As soon as that obstacle was cleared, the delegation motorcade roared off for Tan Son Nhut airport to board an Air Viet Nam 727 for the flight to Paris...
...soap impression of his wife which he ate...
Councillors Edward A. Crane '35, Alfred E. Vellucci, and Barbara Ackermann ate dinner at Adams House and spoke with a group of students in the Adams Junior Common room as part of a lecture series on Cambridge politics...
Humphrey began as the mayor of Minneapolis, soon possessed an exaggerated reputation as a radical. Eventually he chose to fight liberal fights from the front bench, sacrificing individualism for advancement in the Sen ate and then to the vice presidency, losing old friends and associations and gaining new ones along the way. Now he has the backing of George Meanv and Henry Ford, Lyndon Johnson and Edward Kennedy, Richard Daley and George Ball...
...liberal Democratic dove among Ida ho's conservatives is a rara avis indeed. But Frank Forrester Church has al ways been something special. At 32, he was the youngest man in the U.S. Sen ate. Now 44, he has won a nationwide reputation as one of President Johnson's most adamant critics on Viet Nam. It is a posture that does not sit well with some Idahoans. He is also bucking a G.O.P. tide that seems certain to deliver the state to Nixon. Yet even his enemies concede that Church is likely to win a third term, defeating...