Word: defending
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...world of 1961. The party, he said, still stands for its historic goals-land reform, free education, cooperatives and the gradual nationalization of natural resources. Haya had no apologies to make for his alliance with President Prado. Such cooperation between left and right is necessary, he said, "to defend the new democracy against its many enemies...
Bruce Hunter probably will not swim in the medley, as he has titles to defend in the 100 (48.6) and in the freestyle relay. Hunter also has his sights set on regaining the Easterns title in the 50, an event which he lost to Dartmouth's Charlie Brown last year...
...President's youthful vigor and serious demeanor served him well as he convincingly made it clear that 1) the U.S. could "take care of itself; 2) the U.S. intended to support and defend the U.N.for the sake of smaller independent nations who need it more than the U.S. does; 3) the Russians would be fooling with trouble if they tried to intervene in the Congo...
...seriously concerned." he said in words cautious but clear, "at what appears to be a threat of unilateral intervention in the internal affairs of the Republic of Congo ... I would conceive it to be the duty of the United States, and indeed all members of the United Nations, to defend the charter of the United Nations by opposing any [such] attempt by any government." No one doubted that the President was declaring that the U.S. was ready to use armed force, if necessary, to back up his words...
...sacred as in secular music he maintained that only the best will fulfill the purpose of music, whether it be an offering of beauty to God or purely an appreciation of that beauty. To defend his ideals, to strive toward their achievement and to effect them with discrimination--these were the accomplishments of Archibald Davison...