Word: ens
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When President Ayub of Pakistan and China's Chou En-lai met on friendly terms at a conference in Algiers last March, Washington did take notice. Ayub did not foresee that the United States would smell defection if he merely talked to China. He believed that his country's solid commitment to capitalism and to the West should allow some latitude in dealing with the Communist world. But almost immediately an infuriated Johnson gave instructions to withhold the $225 million pledge earmarked to launch Pakistan's third five year plan. Johnson also indefinitely cancelled Ayub's visit to Washington...
...rumble came about when Speaker John McCormack, anxious to speed toward adjournment, tried to force sev en bills out of the Rules Committee by applying the "21 -Day Rule," passed last January. It provides that if a bill has been held in committee for 21 days, it can be blasted out by a majority vote on the floor. Republicans and some Southern Democrats thought McCormack was being too highhanded...
Last week Lawyer Joseph, 35, proudly announced that the offer is "likely to be accepted," noted that "this is the first time an effort has been made to settle disaster claims en masse by reviewing the damages and having the defendant put up an amount to cover them." As for raising the money, Archbishop Cody says the archdiocese has "a moral obligation" to borrow from banks rather than solicit Chicago parishes...
...coordinated attack earlier this month, Canberra bombers swept in to blast a guerrilla stronghold near Pucuta, a tiny village 90 miles from Huan cayo. Ground forces overran the en campment, killing 20 guerrillas, but an other 40 managed to escape. A few days later, another will-o-the-wisp band of guerrillas attacked the village of Satipo, only 70 miles away, killing two policemen and a civilian before fading back into the hills...
Illinois has set up what it calls the Demonstrators Association to serve sev en medical schools, under the motto, "Let the dead teach the living." The association gets upwards of 200 bodies a year by bequest, and 300 from state institutions−still far short of the 1,200 that are needed by all the state's medical and dental schools and research hospitals. In New York, famed private schools Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons and Cornell University Medical College get many bodies by bequest, but like other schools they must still rely mainly...