Word: fostered
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...many ways Allen Dulles, 68, is an unlikely sort of man to head CIA. The amiable, scholarly younger brother of John Foster Dulles, Allen got his Phi Beta Kappa key at Princeton, taught for a year in India, joined the Foreign Service in 1916. He was in Switzerland when the U.S. entered World War I, leaped straight into intelligence work. In 1926 he took a law degree at George Washington University, joined his brother Foster in law work in New York...
With a sense of obligation towards its wayward and spoiled child, CRIMSON foster parents have decided that the offspring shall henceforth be known as the Elm Tree Society. The elm Tree, we are told, was once the gathering place in the Yard for dissident rebels in the student body...
...college. The procession of universities stretches from young Swansea through stripling Yale to aging Harvard and continues back through the centuries to ancient Paris and Bologna. When next our President travels to an academic convocation, he must expect to be derided as the man who changed Alma Mater to Foster Mother...
...neutrality that Raab conceded the Russians (after prior clearance with John Foster Dulles) even proved lucrative. The U.S. has given Austria aid totaling $1,200,000,000 since 1945, and the Russians have countered by permitting the Austrians to keep at least some of the reparations Russia had originally demanded as the price of independence ($152 million in goods plus 1,000,000 tons of Austrian oil annually for ten years). The Russians had nationalized most of the economy in their zone. Though a free-enterpriser by inclination, Raab deferred to his Socialist coalition partners who wanted to keep...
...Foster Population Growth...