Word: dissents
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...from pursuing our stated purpose. But, as opposition to our last four wars has been minimal, we have a 60-year tradition of being able to morally and politically support our wars. This may account, in part, for why we are so troubled by the extent of our national dissent on Viet...
...feel that you people are incidental to Mrs. Bunting's plans--if you dissent from the Administration and make the road a little bumpy, you have to be smoothed out," Jacqueline M. Lindsay '68 a member of the committee, said last night...
Huntington is convinced that psychological losses are offsetting military victories for the South. "The only reason the North is still fighting is because they look at our domestic dissent and figure we will get tired and pull out, like the French," he says. "They know they're losing; they can't move supplies and they have had to greatly increase taxes. We have to recognize the fact that dissent has political consequences...
...last week before 33 colleagues-an exceptional turnout-to begin Capitol Hill's most heated Viet Nam debate in months. He began, as he almost always does, in a barely audible rumble, praising the 30 nations that are helping in Viet Nam, reminding his fellow Senators that their dissent gives American G.I.s the feeling that they are "forgotten men." Without naming him, he rebuked Morton for remarking that the President had been "brainwashed" into seeking a solely military solution to the war. "It don't sound good and it don't look good," said Dirksen...
After four years of bickering, bargaining and brain-racking compromise, 107 nations reached a historic agreement last week in Rio de Janeiro. They found a mutually satisfactory method for overhauling the free world's strained and out-of-date monetary system. Without dissent, finance ministers from the member countries of the powerful International Monetary Fund approved the cautiously controlled creation of what amounts to a new kind of international money-a combination of currency and credit that would supplement the gold, dollars and pounds that now bankroll world trade and investment...