Word: containing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Archer indicated the report win probably contain whatever figures the board of directors feels are necessary to "clear the air" of criticism of the chartering agency. He said, however, that there is no clear agreement within the board as to what figures to release...
When the Administration-backed proposal reaches the House it will face more of the same sort of opposition it survived in the Senate: the argument that the problem should be solved by statute rather than constitutional amendment. Critics note that statutes, unlike amendments that contain rules as specific as those in the Bayh proposal, are easily revised to meet changing needs. "The strength of the Constitution rests upon its broad statement of power and principles," says Minnesota's Democratic Senator Eugene J. McCarthy. "It is not weighed down with detailed procedural provisions...
Employing a Boston Celtics-style fast break, the Wheaties drew first blood and rolled up an early 9-0 lead. Radcliffe was unable to contain Wheaton's experienced ball-handling, and did not score until the last minute of the first half when captain Karia Krendi hit a jump shot from the corner...
...question of infiltration is crucial to discussion of the Vietnam war. Passages from the same books which the May 2nd Committee continually quote i their literature (e.g., Warner, The Last Confucian) contain detailed documentation of light infiltration by North Vietnamese until early March of 1962 and heavy infiltration from that time. The testimony of universally respected reporters, like Bill Mauldin, that the Viet Cong attacking Pleiku carried documents proving beyond doubt that they were part of a special mission form the North, is simply beyond dispute. Eighty tons of armament from the North were captured at Vung Ry Bay alone...
...would be foolish to suggest that Ho Chi Minh is still America's friend, but the rigidity of 1945-46 reveals the failure of the "hard-nosed" military strategists to distinguish one communist from the next. Instead of using the splits in the Communist bloc to weaken and contain China, the recent air strikes against North Vietnam seem calculated to bring Hanoi, Peking, and Moscow closer together. The Administration must begin to develop a new diplomacy toward emerging nations, which may have socialist or communist systems, but which can have friendly relations with the United States. Such a policy would...