Word: cited
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dean Small charged that Miss Labenow had broken release dates. This is a serious accusation in the newspaper business. Both Miss Labenow and the CRIMSON challenged Dean Small to cite an example; Miss Small replied that she couldn't, but again asserted, "She did break them." After the meeting, Joan Projansky told the CRIMSON, "Since I have been Publicity Director, Debby has not violated release dates." The next morning, in a private telephone call, Miss Projansky added: "Miss Small doesn't understand the meaning of 'breaking a release.' What she meant was that Debby printed a story before Radcliffe would...
...Korea-to hell with our brave kids . . . and to invite butchers of our wounded boys to seats at the U.N. . . . America will go it alone!" The British consul-general in Los Angeles wrote a letter in reply to suggest politely that Birdwell keep cool and to ask, "Can he cite a single instance in which Britain pulled out and left her allies to bear the brunt of battle...
...Attorney General may cite at any time organizations which he believes to be Communist or Communist fronts...
Some observers believe that the prestige of Rhee's government sank in the months before the North Korean invasion. They cite the result of last May's U.N.-observed election, which had filled the National Assembly with an assortment of independents, many of whom were hostile to Rhee. Both in Korea and abroad, Rhee's opponents called him a lame-duck President, declared that his government was discredited. Other observers believe that Rhee's government was just beginning to hit its stride last June and that the Reds attacked when they did because they could...
...letter was sent to President Conant restating the A.V.C.'s opposition to the use of Burr's money for a Varsity Club. "It seems to us," the letter read, "That the construction of anew Varsity Club would be almost frivolous by comparison with the additions to vetarans' housing, to cite one of the pressing building needs of the University...