Word: existed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although the primary aims of the Peace Corps are humanitarian, Phillips said, "the suspicion will exist that it is an arm of the government, and we might as well be sure that we get all the advantages. I too am very much interested in seeing all mankind pull together and work together for the good of all," but "if you believe that freedom is more important than the way people live, then you will realize that we must push back the Communist menace and extend the frontier of freedom...
Thing to the "Y" at a nominal fee, and will represent the first such set aside in Neighborhood 8, no recreational facilities exist. As a protective measure, has agreed to fence in the area...
...very rarely has any attention been focused on athletics at Radcliffe. They do exist, if not in the form of athletes. The Radcliffe dormitories have intramural and intercollegiate athletic programs much like those in the Harvard House system. On the Radcliffe Athletic Association is a head of each sport, representatives from each dormitory, and intramural directors...
...comprising 41% of the nation's land area and affecting 31 states, spring has always been a season for apprehension-and often of tragedy. Last week, in some few such places as Waterloo, in the Cedar River region of Iowa, where adequate flood-control installations do not yet exist, more than 6,000 people fled their homes as the river overswelled its banks. But for countless other homeowners in the broad center swath of the U.S., the rising tide of spring floodwaters portended no such disaster: they were protected by a fantastic flood-control system that has been abuilding...
...McGinnis insinuatingly challenge to comment on Soviet CD Wolff retaliated with the General's statement that CD could exist as of an offensive program. The were heated, but more by issues personalities...