Word: dilemma
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...high import duties and bonding requirements imposed on them by Australian authorities. His persuasive arguments with top government officials not only won him a reduction but also nearly precipitated a split in the Australian Cabinet, got him widespread publicity and forcibly called attention to the coal industry's dilemma...
...Cover Artist Boris Chaliapin successfully captured the dilemma of the Republican Party on the Jan. 15 cover. Not only are they fighting against the obvious 2-1 Democratic majority in Congress, but also against a hidden third force in the split within their own ranks. Could another elephant out of the painting be helping the two donkeys pull down the poor elephant...
Preventive War. One of the toughest minds on this American dilemma is that of the University of Chicago's Hans Morgenthau, who declares that the U.S. must decide whether its basic aim is the containment of Red China. If so, this cannot be done by such peripheral actions as the Viet Nam war, he says, unless the U.S. is willing to risk a direct clash with China. Also, "you have to recognize that once China becomes a modern industrial nation, she will have become the most powerful nation on earth. Faced with that, the question is whether we should...
...easily daunted, we looked further for something of value. In a flash of insight, we achieved our final and greatest perception: M reveals the Lang-as-Mother-H a t e r-Sublimator syndrome The film, of course, is merely a post adolescent fantasy resolution of a protracted Oedipal dilemma. Killing little girls--so transparent it s embarassing...
Died. Bessie Love Merryman, 100, the Duchess of Windsor's dowager aunt and her constant chaperone throughout the royal courtship, a hard-boiled Yankee who advised Edward in the midst of his dilemma between Cupid and crown, "You can always marry someone else; you can never again be King"; in Washington...