Word: covering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Presidents in U.S. history have ever been confronted with such a confluence of events-or had as much power to influence them. That is why Lyndon Johnson is on the cover of TIME this week. His and the nation's period of hope and trial is reflected in the cover portrait, which was drawn from life by Italy's Pietro Annigoni...
...first questions that occurs after an event as shocking as the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is whether the man had been adequately explained to the public. This sent us back to our own coverage of Dr. King throughout his remarkable career. Our first cover story on him was published on Feb. 18, 1957, when he was 28 years old. That was soon after he won his first big civil rights gain-integration of buses in Montgomery, Ala. We found him to be a man "who in little more than a year has risen from nowhere to become...
...country. The reformers, many of whom had been humiliated by worse rituals in the past, did not linger long over their triumphal moment. After days of debate and amendment, they pushed through Party Boss Alexander Dubček's "action program" for the democratic reform of Czechoslovakia (TIME cover, April 5). Then they nominated Economist Oldřich Černík, 46, as the new Premier to organize a government that will carry out "a renaissance of socialism...
...this point the balance shifts again: Bowman asks HAL to explain his mistake and HAL denies it, attributing it to "human error"; we are reminded of the maxim, "a bad workman blames his tools," and realize HAL is acting from a distinctly human point-of-view in trying to cover up his error...
...determine what books should be used to cover as extensively as possible the history of race relations in the United States...