Word: breaches
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hour after the final ballot : "The fact that one American nation voted against the resolution shows how necessary it was that the conference should have acted as it did. Now, of course, we shall have the task of assuring that the enemies of freedom do not move into the breach which has been disclosed in our ranks...
...Lowe, he smoked more than two packs of cigarettes a day. Then he got cancer. His right lung was removed at the very time when, at nearby Barnes Hospital, Drs. Evarts Graham and Ernest Wynder were doing experiments on mice with tobacco tar (TIME, Nov. 30). In suing (for breach of warranty) the four companies whose brands he said he had smoked and the chain store where he bought them,* Lowe said that he had "accepted the defendants' public assurances that their cigarettes were free from harmful substances...
...continuing struggle to breach the Magnolia Curtain of racial discrimination, the Negro scored three breakthroughs, one no-gain last week...
...stated by the present Secretary of State for Home Affairs. "It has been our traditional policy to let people come here to attend meetings even if they are likely to criticize our policy or our institutions, so long as they are not likely to promote sedition or cause a breach of the peace. The activities of the untiring and closely organized Communist international propaganda machine have, however, forced us to make special arrangements. Thus we are not prepared to let people come to meetings of bodies whose aim is to induce people to support the Communist propaganda line under...
...source near the Pentagon said that the Army neither would not could undertake a policy similar to that of the Air Force. To make ROTC men serves as enlisted men, the source said, would represent a "breach of contract...