Word: dears
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...then Carter came up with another code word-this one dear to Palestinian hearts. Speaking at the town-hall meeting in Clinton, Mass., the President observed that "there has to be a homeland provided for Palestinian refugees, who have suffered for many, many years...
Through the day there were more phone calls, more verses. Khaalis seemed to be listening. Shortly after 6 p.m. Ambassador Ghorbal took the riskiest step. "Let us come to you, dear brother," he said, "and sit down and talk at a table of peace." Khaalis agreed...
...meeting in Clinton, Mass. (pop. 13,383), a manufacturing town north of Boston. Making his first public appearance since he settled in Vermont last fall, Soviet Exile Alexander Solzhenitsyn turned up last week at the meeting in the tiny town of Cavendish (pop. 1,264). He politely greeted his "dear friends and neighbors" and apologized for any inconvenience caused by the fence he had built in front of his 51-acre retreat near Cavendish to discourage intruders...
Inevitably, the strange sight of the two ungainly aircraft, one on top of the other, inspired a steady stream of barnyard jokes. In the Los Angeles Times, Cartoonist Paul Conrad sketched the intertwined pair perched on a runway and captioned his drawing: "Not tonight, Dear, I have a headache...
Tony Hiss has decided wisely against a headfirst entrance into the debate. His father is currently pushing for a complete vindication through the courts; Laughing Last, therefore, steers clear of extended technical discussions of the Woodstock typewriter and the Pumpkin Papers microfilm, the evidence dear to the scholars of the case, and instead concentrates on the personal side of Alger Hiss and with equal success, on Tony Hiss his son. This is not to suggest Tony Hiss has any doubts about his father's innocence; on the contrary, quite clearly he thinks a great injustice has been done. Rather than...