Word: bulking
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...which it was just one variety), they would have condemned the Post for giving publicity to the man who lent so much prestige to the Nazi movement in the thirties. That they did not (and this is not an isolated case) can only suggest that perhaps the great bulk of liberal intellectuals, as opposed to their most conservative opponents, can still recognize a man's achievements apart from his political views; that their hatred of suppression is not just limited to Communists; and that perhaps Mr. Viereck and those who condemn with him are just seeking an easy scapegoat...
...amnesty does not extend to anyone serving more than five years for "major thefts of social property," for premeditated murder or banditry, or for "counterrevolutionary crimes." The barbed wire is thus kept tight around the bulk of the estimated 10 million to 20 million prisoners in Soviet slave labor camps. Also apparently unchanged is the old MVD regulation which stamps the "Minus Six" or "Minus Fifteen" code on the papers of ex-convicts, barring them forever from the six, or, in more extreme cases, the 15 most important Russian cities and their environs...
...throughout the forest. By the very nature of news, the present investigations show colleges as they are not--as Communist spy factories. For the papers that now scream headlines of "Reds in Colleges" will not so avidly print the information that some committee or other has found the great bulk of a Faculty guilty of nothing at all. Purveyors of news must always look for the unusual and ignore the commonplace. Jenner and Velde do the same in their public statements...
University faculty members form the bulk of the 17 professors in Massachusetts colleges subpoenaed to testify before a Senate committee here next week, a Federal official said yesterday...
...protests pour in, the police present a series of rationalizations in answer. They carp on the old favorites of parked cars impeding snow clearance and blocking fire engines on the way to a night-time blaze. Now that snow has migrated north, the study fire engines must bear the bulk of the rather shaky argument. During the day the Fire Department has to battle through streets cluttered with parked and moving cars, and seems to fare pretty well. There is no reason why they could not do even better at night, when there are few drivers about...