Word: glads
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...beginning, insists Dedijer, its terms were harsh. Stalin wavered, partly in fear of starting World War III. Then, suddenly in 1953, the Soviet dictator died, and it was all over. Yugoslavs received the news as joyful liberation. Milovan Djilas, one of Tito's closest aides, reflected: "I am glad we struck out at Stalin while he was still in good form. I think his last thought before the stroke must have been: 'Ugh, Yugoslavia is not giving...
...something new had been added. For the first time in public, the ex-President was wearing hearing-aid glasses with the plug in his right ear. Up stepped a reporter after the ceremonies. "How long have you been wearing a hearing aid, sir?" he asked. Johnson beamed. "Fine, fine. Glad to see you," he said. . . . The moment they met, everyone could tell that this was the real thing. Actress Joan Crawford and Lassie found each other as winners of Benrus Citation Awards "for outstanding achievements based on time"-the lady as the star with the longest time span in films...
...helped create at Yalta-only to make things worse by allowing the Berlin Wall. The Germans have no choice but to take matters into their own hands, if there is to be any hope for a just solution between the two Germanys and to the cold war. I am glad that Willy Brandt has the courage to seek new ways of establishing peaceful coexistence with East Germany and the countries east of the Oder-Neisse line. This man and his countrymen deserve our support...
...much longer would he stay in? "Only six months now, and I'm glad to get out. Sometimes I get so sick of killing, and sad, and sorry. Sometimes I pray to God about...
...this is all I know; it's the very last reading period (winter) of my life. I may be even colder, but I won't be cold in Cambridge; and if someday I'm cold in Cambridge, it still won't be reading period. Not for me. I'm glad I'm not a freshman any more...