Word: freer
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...make a distinction from the Nixon case by saying that no elected officials were subsidized by the Illinois fund. Why appointed officials should be freer of improper influence than elected officials, Stevenson...
...bell carillon of the Episcopal Sisters of the Transfiguration. His proudest moment came when his pupil, Sister Ruth Magdalene, a onetime missionary in China who has studied for only a year, put on the leather guards, pulled up her skirts a bit so that her feet could be freer for the heavy pedals, and rang out a pair of selections. Sister Ruth Magdalene was promptly voted into the guild...
...Americans took the risk of financing such spectacular enterprises as the Alberta oil boom, Canadians were investing at an even faster clip in bonds, plant expansions, and other less dramatic developments of. the national economy. Result: the proportion of U.S. ownership is shrinking, not growing. The Canadian economy is freer of foreign control now than at any time in the country's history...
...Freer movement of individuals within the elliptical area and simplification of the now complex affairs of money and banking would have to be achieved before such an alliance could be realized, Conant concluded...
Buff Donelli, coach and athletic director at Boston University, advocated the changes at the affair yesterday. He told the mentors that the point after touchdown should be eliminated, since this "would permit freer use of field goals as determining factors in close games rather than a point after. Under the present set up, a weaker team has a better chance of winning. It is no indication of strength...