Word: deadlock
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...union strike against the nation's copper producers-longest walkout in U.S. history against virtually an entire industry-last week dragged into its eighth month. Though the unions and major copper companies remain as far apart as ever, a few small cracks have appeared in the costly deadlock...
...Arab-Israeli Deadlock: "We have no aggressive designs against Israel. In the past we were initiators of its creation, and we still believe that Israel should exist as a state. Your policy on the seized territory is different. Had the U.S. joined the efforts of the Soviet Union, then doubtless Israel would have freed the seized lands in a couple of days. However, for reasons unknown to us, the U.S. does not agree to this, although we have repeatedly urged it to do so. The U.S., by giving every support to Israel, encourages it not to set the occupied territories...
...shift to future indicative did, in fact, signal a bona fide peace bid. Outside of North Viet Nam, no one could say for sure. Nonetheless, other simultaneous developments added to the sense, if not the substance, of the hope that there might be some movement in the diplomatic deadlock...
Dwight Ware finally broke the 0-0 deadlock for the Crimson by scoring on a feed from Turco at 11:59. Chris Gurry's long slap shot made it 2-0 for Harvard at 17:25, and Ware added another 30 seconds later off a rebound...
Moderate Republican Governors in Miami last week talked wistfully of Nelson Rockefeller for President in the case of a deadlock at next year's G.O.P. convention. And, for once, the New Yorker conceded that he might heed a draft. "If the party presents you with that fact," said Rocky, "and I don't think it will, then you have to face...