Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Instead, initiative passed to Communist hands in the last months of 1955. Secretary Dulles and others now seem to sense this. The U.S. delegation to the U.N. sent Dulles a ringing call for a more dynamic U.S. approach to world economic policy. Last week Dulles released this document, saying that he and the President fully agreed with...
...star document of the new series, Marshal Stalin brutally served notice upon President Franklin D. Roosevelt, five days before F.D.R.'s death, that cooperation was a myth, that all the Western concessions had been for naught. "Matters on the Polish question have really reached a dead end," wrote Stalin. "Where are the reasons for it? The reasons for it are that the ambassadors of the U.S. and England in Moscow . . . have departed from the principles of the Crimea conference...
...Conciliation Court is not unique; Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Washington, among other states, have similar courts. But Burke's court has a potent basic weapon: his reconciliation contract. The lengthy form document (36 pages) begins with an agreement to forgive past injuries, and covers a long list of subjects, including the right to privacy ("In such matters as personal mail"), in-laws, sex, late hours, gambling, grudges, bringing home the paycheck ("The parties agree to preserve and exhibit to one another all pay stubs representing any earnings earned by them"), charge accounts and the silent or doghouse treatment. Each...
...historic document, presented by the West Publishing Company of St. Paul, Minn., is a copy of the earliest known tract of laws enacted by the Puritans. One of two known contemporary copies of the "Capital Lawes of Now-England," it was printed in London in 1642. The other known copy is in the British Museum...
Fifteen offenses punishable by death are listed in the document. In all but two cases Old Testament texts were cited as authority for each law, rather than the legislative and judicial authority of England...