Word: favorities
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Strongly slanted balloting on two of the three issues under fire has resulted in a three-to-one count against the $12 Student Activities Fee and an equally definite seven-to-one majority in favor of naming the 'Cliffe National Student Association delegate to the newly-created post of second vice president of Student Government...
Speakers in favor of Eisenhower maintained that he was the only liberal minded man in the Democratic party strong enough to break the tradition of manifesting an incumbent President. According to the opposition, Douglas, as the only strong liberal in the presidential field, must be given all the publicity buildup possible...
Then the questioning began. Would the U.S. send troops to Palestine? Not necessarily, said the President. Who would be the trustee? The United Nations, he said. Did the President still favor immigration into Palestine? His position had not changed (he is for immigration). Was he still in favor of partition? That, exclaimed Harry Truman happily, was just what he was trying...
...time the interview ended, Mme. Joliot-Curie had become "molten lava." Last week Visitor Joliot-Curie was still erupting. In Seattle, she gave her explanation-the usual Communist line-of U.S.-Soviet tension. The entire trouble, she announced, lay with U.S. citizens, who "look with much more favor on fascism than on Communism." Her reasoning: "Americans think fascism has more respect for money...
...obtaining capable delegates. The opposition claimed that election would stimulate student interest in NSA while equally capable delegates could be obtained as long as the screening committee offered a well qualified slate of nominees. The closeness of the Council split was indicated by the 8-6 vote in favor of the student body election with one Council member abstaining...