Word: globally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...danger was plain to U.S. Delegate Carroll Binder. A perceptive, hard-working newsman, Binder had for almost 20 years been a foreign correspondent for the Chicago Daily News, is now the global-minded editor of the Minneapolis Tribune's editorial page. Said he: the U.S. will not retreat one inch from its concept of press freedom. "To seek compromise merely for the sake of reaching some sort of agreement even among the nontotalitarian points of view would hardly promote freedom...
...said no in a joint statement. Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, M.I.T., Tufts and Brown took the position that World War II's accelerated schedule was "highly unsatisfactory and . . . justified only under war conditions." So far, said the seven, the U.S. is neither "engaged in a global war nor committed to total mobilization...
...making the announcement, the seven college heads emphasized that the United States is not engaged in a global war nor committed to total mobilization. They agreed that the three-term schedule is undesirable from the point of view of both students and faculty, and is justified only under war conditions...
Said California's William Knowland: "If Communism is a global menace, which it is, then it must be met on a global basis. We cannot expect [Western Europe] to build an army that would make Europe impregnable to Communist aggression before we place an additional man or dollar on the Continent." Knowland had his own formula for U.S. participation in the North Atlantic armyone American division for every six European divisions, until there...
...present uncertainty," Conant said, "two facts stand out: we are not engaged in a global war; the nation is not committed to total mobilization." This, he foresaw, will be the state of the country for many a year to come, and educational institutions should not suspend their normal functions and set aside plans for innovations as they did after Pearl Harbor...