Word: containing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Through the Orange Groves. Israel's revenge came as no surprise. Four days before the invasion, Defense Minister Moshe Dayan warned that the Arabs were preparing for a "new wave of terror," which Israel would take steps to contain if King Hussein of Jordan could not. Premier Levi Eshkol told the Knesset much the same thing, and Israeli Ambassador Yosef Tekoah on the same day filed two complaints with the United Nations against the Arabs' "repeated acts of aggression." The stage was set for retaliation...
There, it was sent to the Bank of Eng land, to be transported by Swissair and British European Airways flights to the coffers of Swiss banks. The influx of gold became so bulging, in fact, that one Swiss bank had to reinforce the walls of its vault to contain it. It was all part of the largest gold rush in his tory, a frenetic, speculative stampede that last week threatened the Western world with its greatest financial crisis since the Depression...
This development could have been easily foreseen. That it has not been forestalled is simply one more demonstration of the self-defeating nature of the Administration's policy in Vietnam. Seeking to contain revolution in one nation, the U.S. has been led, economically as well as politically, to increase the likelihood of revolution in many nations...
Located on the east side of the Yard beside the President's house, the underground addition will contain four levels, providing 104,000 square feet to store 1,100,000 books. The upper two levels will add space to Houghton Library for its Manuscript Division, Theatre Collection, and general stacks...
...lower levels will contain research collections of Widener as well as 25 faculty studies and 75 stalls for graduate students. The new facility will connect directly with existing underground levels of Widener, Houghton, and Lamont...