Word: eastern
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...varsity hockey team's NCAA hopes received a boost yesterday when Coach Harry Cleverly of the B.U. sextet and alternate on the Eastern NCAA selection committee predicted that, "barring upsets," Clarkson and Harvard will go to Colorado. Tonight at 8 p.m. on Watson Rink, an underdog Dartmouth team will do its best to provide such an upset...
John Kelley, B.C. coach and chairman of the Eastern Selection Committee could not be reached for comment...
Testimony to this effect was given to the Senate Foreign Relations-Armed Services Committee by the then ambassador, Henry Byroade, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Asian and African Affairs before going to Egypt in February 1955, and now Ambassador to South Africa. Other highlights of the dialogue between Byroade and the Senators, as released last week...
...cancellation a "mistake," but frankly granted that his was a limited view: "An ambassador cannot know all the factors that may influence the final decision." Nonetheless, Byroade opened up a subject that could easily explode in headlines when the Senate gets down to its promised review of U.S. Middle Eastern policy...
Worried Neighbor. Across the eastern border the Russians are watching this strange sight uneasily. The mixed economy is not a new phenomenon, but an expedient, in Soviet politics. In 1921 Lenin's New Economic Policy (NEP) tolerated private enterprise, but when Stalin thought the economy was sufficiently on its feet again, he ruthlessly liquidated every vestige of free enterprise. In Red China today, Party Leader Mao Tse-tung tolerates a controlled capitalism for the same purpose...