Word: deeps
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Peoria, the Eisenhower train was joined by Wisconsin's Senator Joe McCarthy, a man whom Ike does not admire, but whom he recognizes as the symbol of a deep sense of uneasiness among U.S. voters. As the train rolled across Wisconsin, McCarthy was much in evidence. At Green Bay, he bobbed onto the train platform to receive the cheers of the crowd, which here, as at some other Wisconsin stops, gave the Senator more applause than it gave Eisenhower himself. As Ike began to speak, McCarthy, who knew what was coming from a talk with Ike the previous evening...
...Perhaps," said Ike, "my deep concern is sharpened by personal experience and personal knowledge. I know what fifth columns can do to a free nation . . . and I know personally what alertness was required-both in our wartime operations and in NATO planning-to guard against espionage. I learned that national secrets and national security can be guarded and that there are ways to defeat the cleverest of spies-Nazi or Communist ... In the entire American record in Europe there is no single instance where the enemy gained essential information of our plans through the medium of spies or subversive agents...
...party line, for forgetting their lessons that "wars between capitalist countries [are] inevitable." Comrades who think that ideological rivalry between the Communist East and capitalist West is stronger than economic rivalry among the capitalist states "are mistaken. They see the outer phenomena twinkling on the surface . . . not . . . those deep forces which will determine the course of events...
...ever.' " Sooner or later, Japan and Germany would want to get out from "under the heel of American imperialism." England and France "in the end of ends will be forced to tear themselves out from the embraces of the United States and enter into conflict with them." These deep forces, operating beneath the twinkling surface, are, conceded Stalin, "acting so far unnoticeably...
...biologist during the 87-day oceanographic cruise of the tug Kevin Moran, which scoured the Atlantic from New England to the Azores, covering 10,000 miles. Prize discovery, according to Columbia Geologist W. Maurice Ewing, head of the expedition, was a mysterious submarine canyon, 250-300 ft. deep, winding 800 miles across the mid-ocean floor three miles below the surface...