Word: centrally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Guard. Now it appears that their problem may be the small impression ideological devices have made on the army officers. In the past month, Mao and Lin have begun to tinker with the army mechanism. They have taken some of their doubtful supporters out of the central military administration and have begun to use the PLA in selected skirmishes...
Alevizos said he hoped the measure, which is on a trial basis for the spring term, would especially benefit female graduate students who live between Harvard and Central Square. They find it inconvenient to go all the way to Hilles Library for books, he said...
Behind the words and the commitment of the Treaty lies the lesson learned in the tragic half century since the First World War. After that war our country withdrew from effective world responsibility. When aggressors challenged the peace in Manchuria, Ethiopia, and then Central Europe during the 1930's, the world community did not act to prevent their success. The result was a Second World War -- which could have been prevented...
McKelvey had tough competition in his race. The winning time in the New England 440 (:49.1) also won the open 440. McKelvey, at :49.9) finished behind Walter Fitzpatrick of Central Connecticut and John Anderson of the University of Massachusetts...
...surprising in view of the University's present standing in the world, and its extraordinary vitality, that demands for new capital are many and urgent. In view of their multiplicity it was decided last year that the University could not now mount another single central effort for capital funds and give it more prominence and attention than a number of others. Instead a new policy of fund-raising was adopted. Under this a number of efforts of equal standing (in terms of the attention and assistance they may expect to receive from the central administration) have now been authorized...