Word: guested
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...excerpts were published in the German Communist Berliner Zeitung on Jan. 3; Grow's recall from Moscow was announced the next day. The Pentagon thought that the diary had been stolen by Soviet agents, photostated and replaced while Grow was staying at the U.S. occupation's Victory Guest House near Frankfurt...
While the Republican Senators were working him over, Newbold, with the air of a man who was trying to make somebody else his Air-Wick, had started working over the President. As a guest on the television program Meet the Press, he coolly implied that Truman was holding out on him. He announced that he wanted any of 25,000 Government employees-to whom he has sent questionnaires-to be fired if they refused to tell all about their incomes. He added, threateningly, that he would quit if the President refused to act. He tramped on the President...
...down on the number of backs he slapped, adopted an air of studied nonchalance. Later he scored his greatest triumph to date, by carrying the affirmative on the question: "That this house has confidence in Mr. Churchill's administration of domestic affairs." Opposed to him as guest speaker: Clement Attlee himself...
...last week the big debate arrived. The question this time: "That this house would welcome the rearmament of Western Germany within the framework of a Western European Federation." Shuman was on the negative, along with Socialist Lord Stansgate and a young Bevanite named Patrick Uber. On the affirmative: Guest Speaker Paul Reynaud of France (see FOREIGN NEWS), and Shuman's presidential opponents Norman St. John-Stevas, former president of the Cambridge Union, and Oleg Kerensky, grandson of Russia's last pre-Bolshevik Prime Minister...
Martin & Lewis Show (Fri. 8:30 p.m., NBC). Guest: Tony Curtis...