Word: colde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...They've met what they considered defeat," said Muskie, "and they're on the threshold of disillusionment. The worst thing we can do is throw cold water on their expectations...
...urging while he was in prison. She remarried and bore two children, but after his release she divorced her second husband and rejoined him in his Siberian exile.) The book's anger never falters, but there is control as well: Solzhenitsyn sees these characters with a cold and merciless clarity that lets each one burn in his own flame...
Western strategists suggested that Moscow might be pinching the cold war's most sensitive nerve to divert attention from its repression of CzechoSlovakia. By fostering a crisis atmosphere, the Russians might be seeking a pretext for stationing Soviet troops in Rumania. On the theory that nothing unites reluctant allies like a good common enemy, Soviet leaders may also hope to heal some of the deep splits among Eastern European nations by sounding alarms about neo-Nazism in West Germany. With the first planning session for its long-sought Communist summit scheduled to begin this week in Budapest, the Kremlin...
...apparent in any event that Moscow had chosen once again to make West Germany a cold-war dueling ground. Said one U.S. official: "Before this Administration ends, it will have to deal with another Berlin crisis...
...major hitch has been temperature. Aerial "seeding" with crystals of dry ice can be used easily enough to turn fog into snow when the water droplets are at temperatures below freezing. That technique is regularly used at 21 major U.S. airports. But such "cold" fog accounts for only 5% of airport shutdowns in the continental U.S. The rest are caused by fog at temperatures above freezing, which until now could only be dispelled by chemicals that corroded metals, destroyed plant life or simply cost too much...