Word: hastener
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...this sincerely, that I have great respect for you, Barry. And I want to add that Pat does too. It's my feeling too, that the party should not be led by extremists of the right or the left, but that we should lend it from the middle. I hasten to a ld, and I hope this remark will not be misunderstood, that I have always considered my position a middle ground...
...mother of one of the contestants in the Miss Teenage America contest in Dallas, I hasten to take great exception to your flip reporting of the event [Nov. 20]. These young ladies were fine, dignified representatives of their cities and states. The only time they did the monkey and the bird was at a purely recreational function, after putting in grueling rehearsal hours for the telecast. At all times they were protected by security officers, in addition to their mothers or chaperones...
...reason, since the military bases supplied one-third of all income, employed one-sixth of the labor force - and have given Malta a living standard far beyond its means. With the missile age eroding the strategic value of Malta's midMediterranean location, they fear that independence can only hasten the process of decay...
...East Pakistan border, 50,000 Pakistani Hindus are crammed into makeshift tents and huts. There are only six doctors for the entire camp, and in the suffocating heat (110° in the shade) children die like flies. East Pakistan has erected dozens of its own refugee camps. To hasten integration of the newcomers, some local officials have ordered villages to absorb a fixed quota of the refugees, who come in relentless hundreds each...
...Ceylon's Prime Minister saved her serious words for Chou himself. As a self-designated peacemaker, she thought she only had to say a few properly persuasive words to Chou and China would hasten to patch up its quarrel with India. Blithely, the Ceylonese press reported that Mrs. Bandaranaike had persuaded Chou to fly right to India for peace talks. But Chou was inscrutable, and India downright hostile to the idea. Mrs. Bandaranaike was only momentarily deterred. "As for the dispute between Peking and Moscow," she said, "I am afraid it is beyond...