Word: disasterously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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TIME'S sagacious reporting of the Cuban invasion disaster was a real eye opener. Perhaps the only good to come from this ugly mess will be the awakening of the average American as to his naivete in global politics. If this is representative of the New Frontiersmanship, the prospects...
WE are still hearing from all over about TIME'S chillingly comprehensive coverage of the Cuban disaster-the Miró Cardona cover story (April 28) and related stories in The Nation. Aside from the letters we've received, the stories have obviously been the impetus for questions in...
As with Laos, the Cuban conflict had become a war of words. After listening to witnesses before his Foreign Relations Committee last week, Arkansas' Fulbright, who has been against U.S. intervention from the start, concluded that the Cuban disaster was a "collective responsibility" of the entire Administration, not just...
Disaster in Cuba, irresolution in Laos, and humiliation in space-one after another the blows landed, and even such Kennedy enthusiasts as Columnist Walter Lippmann winced as they found flaws in their onetime hero; the background editorial music, so bright and lilting at inauguration time, turned dissonant and harsh. Columnist...
Still there were more delays. Weather reports were coming in from the length of the Southeastern seaboard, and the possibility of cloud cover had to be calculated over and over. Minor mechanical troubles had to be repaired. As the countdown was held and resumed, doctors talked to Shepard and pronounced...