Word: cleaning
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...freeing herself from the Algerian imbroglio. This belief is compounded partly of a desire to assert, once and for all, that the Army's service in the colonies has not been outside the main-stream of contemporary French history. Just as de Gaulle is anxious to keep his record clean for posterity by finishing what he pledged to finish, so the O.A.S. leadership is concerned lest the French army go down in history as an aggregation of "lost, violent souls." They are out to win the war to prevent this, and their cry might well be, "History will absolve...
...interview with Harold Macmillan, a piece on the French Army, and a well-stated editorial on the U.N. in the second. (The Observer's editorial bias is expectedly on the conservative side, but not hysterically so. It also firmly espouses religion and generically related causes, such as clean TV programs...
...very well be as "clean" as the committee says it is, but that, as yet, has hardly been proven. The watchdog committee to be appointed by the HCUA will be in a position to clear up the confusion of the HSA controversy. But to do so it must conduct an extensive investigation of HSA books and practices--and present an equally extensive report. The student body deserves a full accounting, and the HSA deserves a full and fair hearing...
...political Lochinvar has most recently appeared in the form of clean-shaven, well-dressed, steely-eyed George Romney, erstwhile president of American Motors and now Republican candidate for the governorship of Michigan. In the drama and suddenness of his rise to political prominence, he is in the great American tradition of Woodrow Wilson, Wendell Willkie and Dwight Eisenhower...
Brandeis coeds will be available Saturday to clean apartments, iron shirts, wish cars, sew, type, and so on as part of the university's annual Charity Work Day. For jobs in Cambridge students can be reached...