Word: conduction
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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That night Ike settled into the South Dakota State Game Lodge where, in 1927, Calvin Coolidge outraged the nation's anglers by admitting that he was fishing for trout with worms. Redeeming his predecessor's conduct (which was denounced on the Senate floor by the late James A. Reed of Missouri), Ike offered the French Creek trout dry flies and a Colorado spinner. In a full day's fishing he caught a dozen trout. The biggest: a 15-incher weighing more than...
...signing of an armistice will not be an occasion for celebration or boisterous conduct. While ... we may rejoice when combat casualties end, as determined soldiers we recognize that much remains to be done . . . The armistice is not a peace-it is only a pause in the fighting...
...Being Foolish." U.N. military and diplomatic observers, many of whom had sympathized with the old man's stand, were angered by his conduct last week. U.S. officials were also angered when Rhee insinuated that President Eisenhower's promise of a post-armistice mutual-security pact was worthless. Even Rhee's own generals were reportedly telling him that it would be impossible for Korea to go it alone. And there were increasing signs that the ROK army would remain loyal to the U.N. Command in a showdown. Said one ROK army officer last week: "Of course...
...anywhere else. I pointed out that our whole present policy was a policy of military alliance, building up nations willing to use their arms to fight the Communists if they are attacked. What I said was that we should forget the United Nations as far as the further conduct of the Korean war is concerned...
...that left Oxford Archaeology Professor Charles F. Hawkes unconvinced. Mrs. Hawkes, Priestley wrote the professor from Japan last fall, was only his good companion. But between the lines, Hawkes read more than a traveling literary collaboration. A British judge agreed, granted Hawkes a divorce, called Priestley's adulterous conduct "mean and contemptible...