Word: idealisms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...many ways, Spain's long, indented Mediterranean shoreline is ideal. But Sixth Fleet staff officers ruefully noted last week that not one of Spain's east coast ports has a deep enough channel to float the carrier FDR; Spanish cranes are too small, and drydocks, fuel tanks and warehouses are hopelessly inadequate to service U.S. capital ships. If Spain is to become a U.S. naval base, it will cost many pesetas...
...Assistant Professor of Government, Maass plans to continue his academic work as well. "The present arrangement," he comments, "is ideal...
...otherwise intelligent music lover who does not like modern music and for the concert-goer who is looking for something different the Longy School's "Music of Today" series supplies an ideal remedy. Last Thursday, Gregory Tucker successfully presented the first of three concert-lectures devoted to contemporary music. The featured work was Arnold Schonberg's enigmatic Violin Concerto (Op. 36), the artists were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Krasner, and the result was one of the season's most important musical events...
Pudgy, 16-year-old Delora Mae Campbell seemed to be an ideal babysitter. She seldom had dates and was willing to work on Saturday nights; she was a neat, well-mannered, quiet girl who kept a house tidy and washed up the dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Isbell always felt they had no need to worry when they left their two children and their modest house near Long Beach, Calif, in Delora Mae's hands. They had no way of looking into Delora Mae's mind...
...past 1 5 months at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study, served (until his resignation five weeks ago) as president of the Ford Foundation's Eastern European fund. Three months ago, in his American Diplomacy, he urged a return from "shallow self-righteousness" and "impractical idealism" to the 19th century ideal of delicate power balances and limited objectives...