Word: establishing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Viet Cong rebellion, push out the North Vietnamese invaders, preserve South Viet Nam's non-Communist status-and win solid guarantees that the situation will stay stable. The maximum Communist goal, of course, is just the opposite: throw out the Americans, depose the Thieu-Ky government, and establish a regime controlled by the Viet Cong. The V.C. would then unify with the North and support-at least in principle-Communist-fueled wars of liberation elsewhere in the world...
...likely to win was a consortium headed by Manhattan-based Magnum Photos. Offering $125,000 for the right to publish excerpts from the diary, the group included the New York Times, Parade, Stem, Mondadori publications, the London Sunday Times and the Times of India. The group took pains to establish the authenticity of the material. Besides the verification of Che's handwriting, the fact that there was so much of it was reassuring. "How did they have time to fight?" wondered Parade Managing Editor Ed Kiester, who went to La Paz. "It looks as though all they...
Coates said "it seemed that potential voters had no notification of the type of proof" needed to establish voting residence in Cambridge. He said that the commission had questioned one man's evidence of rent receipts and a bursar's card...
...forces are required and procure and support them as economically as possible." The first half of this mandate meant more spending. Even before the Viet Nam war reached major proportions, McNamara's budget was $10 billion above those of the last Eisenhower years because Kennedy was determined to establish his own military strategy-flexible response instead of John Foster Dulles' massive retaliation. Flexible response dictated that the nation must be able to meet any military challenge, whether nuclear, conventional or guerrilla, and it was up to McNamara to provide forces and hardware. Thus, while he was increasing...
...urge that students vote for alternative A in Part I, which would retain RGA, that they vote in favor of Part II, to establish a Joint Committee, and that they vote against Part III, which asks for student representation on the College Council...