Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...President of the U.S. came back to Washington last week, his health tested by his vacation in Georgia, his mind apparently cleared of doubts about his second term decision. Of the U.S.'s deep sympathy and understanding for Dwight Eisenhower's personal problem there was no doubt. Nor was there any doubt that the U.S. posture before the world has suffered seriously from the prolonged vacancy in the White House caused by Ike's illness. Whether Ike runs or not, he now has his work cut out: he must swiftly meet the problems that have piled high...
Breaking the Will. Something of deep significance to China, to Asia and all the world occurred in the last six months of 1955. The crescendo of terror in 1951 and the skillfully timed and carefully calculated applications of terror since had their cumulative effect. One of the most enduring and resilient of peoples apparently gave up hope. Whatever those hopes had been-an internal breakdown, a return of the Formosa Nationalists, or simply, in the words of U.S. Secretary of State Dulles, "hope from without"-six years of unremitting terror had finally crushed them. On this important fact most...
...regular Daytona Dodge agency, Danny prepared his D-500-1 himself. The result was truly a stock car, tuned for the last ounce of performance, but not tricked up. A man could buy the duplicate anywhere Dodges are sold. When Danny skittered into the speed trap, his deep-treaded stockroom tires bounced over the ridged wet sand at an average speed of 130.577 m.p.h. His nearest competitor in the class: a 1956 Mercury, clocked at 124.503 m.p.h...
...field was very valuable, especially praising the thesis work done by honors candidates. But he emphasized that because of the introductory nature of most of the courses in the field, the non-honors concentrator does "not get anywhere near the frontiers of knowledge," and therefore does not have the deep background in one subject that is a primary aim of Harvard education...
...school bill's death would be regrettable; for, as the recent White House Conference on Education has reported, the need for federal aid in new school construction is critical. The amendment's provisions, moreover, would affect those sections of the country which need such aid the most: the deep South, where many school districts face the prospect of making do with plants that are little short of decrepit...