Word: evidentally
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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By 1953 another striking difference was evident. Recently arrived Yemenites who died of TB, or were killed in accidents amid the unfamiliar vehicular traffic, proved on post-mortem examination to have virtually no atherosclerotic heart disease. Yet this was the greatest killer among the Ashkenazim, Jews who had migrated to...
Politely, De Gaulle joined in the full panoply of ceremony, listened with evident pleasure while his comrade in arms from World War II welcomed him at Washington's International Airport "in be half of the American people." But given his own turn at the microphone, the visitor was quick to...
Against evident possibilities for Russian evasion of an underground test ban, Nuclear Chemist Harold Urey pointed out that Russia already has an all but infallible detection system in the U.S.: the energetic reporters of a free press. Urey hopefully predicted that there soon may be other means of detection available...
But something new had been added to summitry: the four statesmen who would meet next month were men of great prestige in their own lands, each freshly and widely traveled in the era of personal diplomacy. It was this evident new worldliness in Russia's Khrushchev that led the...
The Archbishop of Canterbury last week returned to the debate with Roman Catholics over birth control and suggested that there is room for agreement in principle. Recalling that "for some time past," the Anglican and Episcopal churches have formally favored artificial birth control (the position most recently affirmed at the...