Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...operating in whichever country happens to offer the more favorable price levels and the lower taxes. "From the cradle to the grave," says Dutch Burgomaster Franciscus de Grauw of Baarle-Nassau, "our actions violate the law." "But," adds his Belgian colleague, Burgomaster Jan Loots of Baarle-Hertog, "we feel 100% delighted with the situation...
...them took a spiritual view of the nature of man. They believed that this nation had a mission to help men everywhere to get the great opportunity to be and to do what God designed . . . Freedom cannot be contained-it is all-pervading . . . It is the despots who should feel haunted. They, not we, should fear the future...
...champagne-and-steak luncheon with Acting Secretary of State Christian Herter. "Ha, they gave me little [new] potatoes!" said Fidel. That afternoon, strolling through Meridian Hill Park, he signed autographs for teenagers. "What do you call your government?" asked one. "Socialism, or what?" Castro smiled. "Cubanism!" he announced. "I feel very good," he added, scratching his chest...
...monuments chief, Auxiliary Archbishop Dom João Rezende Costa agreed that the church has "great artistic significance and a spiritual atmosphere." Refurbished by Architect Niemeyer, the old chapel was at last consecrated by Archbishop Rezende Costa before an enthusiastic crowd of citizens. Said the archbishop: "Now we can feel the wonderful art created here in homage to the Creator." Said Architect Niemeyer: "Looks good, doesn...
Behind the Scenes. Though both labor and management experts predicted a strike, Government officials feel just the opposite. They think that a walkout will be averted -or be no more than a token stoppage-because the public is watching the bargaining so closely. President Eisenhower is reportedly pleased with the prenegotiation squabbling, because it shows that labor and management know they are on the spot, will think twice before assuming public responsibility for an inflationary steel price rise...