Word: deeded
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...rather than strategic, his motivation tactical only in the sense that he seeks "what is best for the move--but". In a struggle that so often meets hatred in kind, Dr. King is rare in ever, and I think genuinely, going on the human however much he deplores his deed...
...Your cover story about Dr. Carlson and the Congo [Dec. 4] was all the more moving because of its restraint. Carlson, picked out and identified but carefully not glorified, shines like a good deed in a very naughty world -to whose conscience you spoke very clearly...
...year program has certain advantages which I feel should be explored." Monro said yesterday. "It reduce the time spent in ROTC for people has been with studies. Also after two years of college a man is mature enough to deed, whether or not to make this commitment...
...massacre [Dec. 4]. Dr. Paul Carlson's death is immeasurably tragic. But we know this won't discourage others in our profession from making humanitarian missions to people who need our help very badly, like the Africans whom we should pity more than loathe for that barbaric deed...
Though they may respect his abilities, State Department officials find un settling the idea of talkative Hubert becoming a foreign policy force. In deed, the story making the rounds of the department is that Secretary Dean Rusk wrote a letter congratulating Humphrey on his election, but suggesting that he limit his foreign policy activities to ribbon-snipping ceremonies and the like; an aide persuaded Rusk to delete the suggestion from the letter and send a more tactful oral message...