Word: defendent
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...enemies. I don't care whether the American is a misguided Vietnik or chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee." In fact, Goldwater continued, Fulbright's name "lends a phony official stature to his expressions of guilt that his country is militarily powerful enough to defend freedom...
Richman does point to one general deficiency in executive conduct of foreign affairs: "the foreign policy programs these presidents carry into office with them usually amount to no more than a few pledges to defend freedom against communism." However, one must recall the nation's repudiation in 1964 of Goldwater's very specific list of intentions abroad--and he was the first candidate in a while to avoid Richman's criticism. Richman fears that as a result, the burden for policy planning ends up in the tradition-encrusted State Department with obsolete policies, like an insistense on stability in Southeast...
...varsity track team destroyed an injury-prone Yale team Saturday, and the performances of three sophomores indicated that the Crimson is ready to defend the Heptagonal championship it has held for two years...
Breakfast with Bob. As for the Nike X anti-missile system to defend the U.S. against such an attack, McNamara has long argued that it would be too expensive. Moreover, he points out, if the U.S. plans to defend itself by exploding the enemy's nuclear warheads in the sky, the nation will also need a vast and costly network of fallout shelters to protect its citizens. Nevertheless, the Senate last week voted $167.9 mil lion to buy Nike X hardware. McNamara has also been reluctant to build nuclear-powered warships for economy reasons-so the Senate voted...
Senate speeches written by Klein on behalf of his clients, and even visited West Germany in 1964 to defend the lobbyist before officials in Bonn after a U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing had generated adverse publicity about his activities...