Word: cordials
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Rohan said yesterday, "I wouldn't have come to Cambridge if I wasn't interested in the job. Everyone I spoke with was very cordial, but in this sort of procedure everyone is always very cautious...
...Kasler, the harshest treatment began on June 25, 1968. He was called before an interrogator nicknamed "Spot" (because he had a white spot on the right side of his head). "He was cordial. He asked me to sit down, gave me a cigarette, asked me about my family-I'd been allowed one letter at that point. He said he was trying to select a man to celebrate the downing of the 3,000th U.S. plane to tell the American people the truth about the war and appear on TV. I said I wasn...
...exceedingly cordial treatment of Heath-full military honors, warm words of welcome at a state dinner and a rare presidential excursion to the British embassy for lunch-Nixon signaled his appreciation of Heath's diplomatic silence during the December bombings, a show of support denied him by some of the other Western powers. Besides, the two leaders get on well...
...lifelong Democrat, Sinatra did not give up. In 1968 he volunteered to campaign for Hubert Humphrey, but his hopes there never materialized. Annoyed, Sinatra turned to the Republicans and campaigned for Ronald Reagan in 1970. Through Reagan's graces Sinatra came to know Spiro Agnew. Cordial friends ever since, Agnew frequently spends long weekends at Sinatra's place in Palm Springs. The Vice President honored Sinatra in January 1971 by flying to Palm Springs for the dedication of the Martin Anthony Sinatra Medical Education Center, Sinatra's monument to his father. Later, while on a good-will...
...normalization of trade relations between the two superpowers, including congressional action to lower tariffs on Russian goods by granting most-favored-nation status to the Soviets, before their prospective deals can be clinched. Yet the stampede of American salesmen to Moscow after Nixon's visit, and their uniformly cordial reception there, is a convincing testament to the farsightedness of those in both nations who have said for years that such trade could be mutually profitable...