Word: developed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...restraint. The aims for which we struggle are aims which, in the ordinary course of affairs, men of the intellectual world applaud and serve: the principle of choice over coercion, the defense of the weak against the strong and aggressive, the right of a young and frail nation to develop free from the interference of her neighbors...
...backed by John F. Kennedy, has proved a tough, untainted administrator. His principal challenger at the June 10 Democratic nominating convention will be Endicott ("Chub") Peabody, 46, who was beaten in his primary bid for re-election as Governor two years ago, and has since taken elocution lessons to develop a more forceful speaking style. The likely G.O.P. opponent: State Attorney General Edward W. Brooke, also 46, who has been accused by conservative Republicans of being a Democratic lookalike, but is still unopposed for his party's nomination...
...including the cox) who rowed the Crimson to seven straight victories last year before losing to Germany's Ratzeburg eight in England's Henley Regatta. This year Harvard's largely sophomore crew was unbeaten in three starts. Still, Parker complained, "My boys need time to develop. We have a long...
...less general level, there are a number of objections which can be raised about the exam. The exam creates the impression that the U.S. is evil and the Viet Cong always good. Although the quotation from Johnson in the first question: "I would like to see American students develop as much fanaticism about the U.S. political system as young Nazis did about their system during the war," is probably accurate, it has been so torn out of context that it means nothing except that the President used an unfortunate phrase. An isolated phrase, however, in no way proves that these...
Also last week the President: >Asked Congress to grant him the power to lower trade barriers with the Communist countries of Eastern Europe. "The intimate engagement of peaceful trade over a period of time," said Johnson, "can influence Eastern European societies to develop along paths favorable to world peace...