Word: expectant
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ultimate peace growing out of Truman-Acheson foreign policies (i.e., containment of Communism and devotion to collective security). "If the Commu nist rulers understand they cannot win by war, and if we frustrate their attempts to win by subversion." said he, "it is not too much to expect their world to change its character, moderate its aims, become more realistic and less implacable, and recede from the cold war they began...
...footsteps," said he. Fondly he cited the fact that the U.S. Foreign Service has grown from 1,900 twelve years ago to 9,000 today. Two-thirds of U.S. diplomatic posts overseas are now headed by career Foreign Service officers. In the new Administration, he prophesied, "you can expect no monopoly on U.S. representation, but certainly you should have the majority. You alone have the combined knowledge for the lack of which the U.S. might make horrible mistakes...
...behalf of the Bull and Bear, Weinberger and Glenn have been publishing a bi-monthly news letter. The Ticker Tape, commenting on trends and stocks on the exchange. Later in the year they expect to run guest columns by prominent businessmen and financiers...
...should be treated as if they were committing a crime. Said the Laborite Daily Mirror: "His crime was coldblooded, calculated and . . . damnably hard ... to forgive . . . Those who are protesting against the curiosity as to where he is and what he is doing now, are protesting too much. He cannot expect the rights of privacy . . . accorded to a common crook...
...still a little too early to expect anything unusual," said Coach Hal Ulen about Harvard's swim meet with Dartmouth to be held at the I.A.B. Saturday at 8 p.m. He expects a good meet however, with close competition in the sprints...