Word: hint
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Premier Khrushchev" were no way to "make any sales." In a slap at a visiting statesman that was unprecedented for the polite Japanese, Ikeda's party issued a statement branding Mikoyan's threats as an "interference in Japan's domestic affairs." It went on to hint that Mikoyan might very well go home emptyhanded: "Utilizing an expansion of trade through a Soviet trade fair to promote a pro-Soviet attitude while making threats backed by military force is part of the Soviet Union's peculiar peace offensive...
...only one preface for five plays, but that one rings with large-spirited ill will. Some of his plays, says the author, might have reached Broadway "if I had been willing to take writing lessons from directors, but I know of no director whose writing talent I respect." A hint that this is true comes a few sentences later: "Why do you suppose every Hollywood and Broadway ham, facing a receding hairline and a sagging chin, announces that he is retiring from acting to become a director...
...Representatives; in the Senate, Gizenga supporters won five of the seven elective posts. The Congo's normally inert President Joseph Kasavubu was sufficiently stung by this rebuff to crossly remind the legislators that, as chief of state, it was his responsibility to name a Premier-designate-a strong hint that his first choice would not be Gizenga...
...girl vintage looks promising. It has some of the heavy and full-bodied characteristics of the '52s and '57s (Monroe, Bardot), a hint of the dry classicism of certain '37s (Vivien Leigh), and may even show some of the sparkling ambition of the '53s (Grace Kelly). Sample tastes...
...bounced over ruts, thumped into potholes. He turned back in disgust, took a helicopter instead. U.S. Ambassador William C. Trimble fired off a cable to Washington reporting that "the deplorable condition of the highway may deal a severe blow to U.S. prestige and good faith." Last week, taking a hint from Cambodian press suggestions that U.S.-financed repairs might help to "maintain the reputation of American technicians," U.S. engineers prepared to rebuild up to 40 miles. Estimated cost: $3,000,000. More to the point, U.S. investigators on the scene were trying to decide whether the highway's foundation...