Word: expression
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...main purposes of the proposed nursery school would be to encourage children to express themselves clearly, Finn said. He noted that in low income areas many families are composed of only one parent and more than five children...
...Visitors descended on the chamber, hurrying to get their support down in writing in the guest book. One entry attested that "The Ministry of the Interior and the Supreme Police Council, which employ 150,000 persons and keep a vigilant eye on the security and safety of the nation, express their full faith in President Nasser...
...such has a unique value to Christianity. "Every year," he proudly says, "hundreds of persons whose lives have been touched in some way by this church return to the U.S. Usually they return to their own denominations, but with a difference. They bring with them a new willingness to express in new ways our eternal unity in Christ...
...York Court of Appeals has just confirmed the dissenters' fears. In the case of Charles Huntley, convicted of first-degree robbery in 1960, the state's highest court ruled that New York judges must now fully determine voluntariness and make express findings before the jury itself tackles the issue...
Following Fashions. An honors graduate of the University of Nebraska and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Beverly toured the world in 1961, did so well as a freelance correspondent that she showed up later in Saigon as a stringer for Newsweek and for the London Daily Express. On the strength of her first interview with Khanh, the Trib hired her. By now, she has developed resources and contacts that largely obviate the need for getting along with the embassy, or even with Saigon's somewhat clubby and introspective press corps. What she does not know...