Word: ille
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Those who agitate for disarmament purely upon ethical bases are doing a disservice to the nation. They are creating the type of distracting atmosphere which led to the ill-fated Kellogg-Briand Pact in 1928, and to the confining Neutrality Acts of the '30's. Some values and principles must have priority over others. If national preservation is the most immediate goal, other ethical principles may have to be, in part, be subordinated to that...
James Bardeen '60 of Adams House and Champaign, Ill., was re-elected as Vice President, and Lee Ryan '60 of Adams House and Boston will again serve as Political Action Chairman...
Strategy & Strikes. The ill wind has blown some good for the automakers. In labor relations, they have fewer problems than they had expected this year. At the start of negotiations for a new contract last month, Walter Reuther's United Auto Workers asked for a 35?-45?-an-hour wage package and tried a familiar whipsaw strategy to get it. The U.A.W. fired off contract termination notices to Ford and Chrysler but not to G.M., obviously hoped to force the two smaller companies to settle, then use the settlements to pressure G.M. into line. But when the industry formed...
...George, fifth duke, is best known for reducing the family "to decay and . . . disgrace" and, simultaneously, resuming "the old surname of Churchill." "The house [is ] ill-lighted," said a visitor, "and all the servants, I believe, bailiffs...
Forty people left Larz Anderson Bridge for the Alumnae Hall parking lot, and only 30 finished the race. Reportedly, "no ill feeling" existed among the University participants against the winner who received a French racing bicycle as a prize...