Word: bring
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Students will bring up the action for consideration in today's Council meeting. President Dennis L. White '60 stated his group was "sitting tight," and that if the Council kept the CAA out of Harvard buildings because of a lack of faculty sponsors, the group "just would have to look around for new ones...
...Seizures of newspapers in Algeria must stop unless Salan's administrators were prepared to bring legal charges against the editors involved...
...friend Captain Iven Kincheloe Jr. was killed in an F-104 this summer, is scheduled to do the first "maximum-performance" testing. Translated from officialese, this means that, if all goes well, Captain White will be the first man to take the X-15 into empty space, and to bring it back, its stubby wings glowing red-hot, safely to earth...
...rumor and counter-rumor-would he be "political" or "pastoral," Italian or non-Italian, young long-termer or aged caretaker-mounted through the week until it seemed that the only people not talking about the coming conclave were the cardinals themselves-each aware that any public discussion might bring down on him the accusation (punishable by excommunication if proved) of entering into "pacts, promises or other obligations." When a newsman asked Cardinal Tisserant in the hall of the Consistory if he thought the future Pope might be in the room (which contained almost all the cardinals then in Rome...
...stiff price for the piper. One-fourth of the book is occupied by the war diaries and letters of Alfred Duff Cooper, an infantry officer in France. After censoring a letter home from a soldier, he recorded that the man had written: "A lot of ships were needed to bring the British Army to France. Only two will be wanted to take it back, one for the men and the other for the identity disks." Noted Duff Cooper: "So good...