Word: friendliest
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...White House, last week, a group of foreign students assembled to hear a little speech by the President. "We want you," said the President, "to study in the friendliest of atmospheres and go back to your country with the certainty that what you are carrying back is not only a new understanding in nuclear science and reactor engineering, but a new understanding of the friendship that all America feels toward each of your countries...
...study of smog. He was happy, and so were his staff mem bers: Goody, who used to keep them working far into the night, has been quitting at dinnertime since his recent marriage. His domestic bliss and political success are evident. He is on the friendliest terms with the state legislature, which is Republican-controlled. Goody Knight, rather than his fellow Californian, Vice President Dick Nixon, is likely to go to the 1956 G.O.P. Convention with control of California's big delegation...
...books under consideration is a back edition of "Story of Nations," a text first issued right after World War II, when U.S.-Russian relations were at their friendliest...
...planning was restricted by the balance-of-forces system, which parceled out equal funds to the three services. Vandenberg, one of the finest pilots the Air Force ever had, was a shy, pleasant, introverted man, a good field commander with a fine record, but short, even by the friendliest estimates, of the stature and dynamic force needed to lead the Air Force through this maze. Tall, easygoing Hoyt Vandenberg set about proving the skeptics wrong...
...wrote in the friendliest of terms to Old Friend Churchill, explaining that he was resorting to a person-to-person message precisely because he did not want the U.S.-British policy differences to blow up a full-size storm to damage Anglo-American relations...