Word: ills
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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When trouble comes, it suddenly appears onstage as a set of initials with some ill-defined, but impressive-sounding role in inter-American affairs. In reality, it does not command the power that is expected of it. But as an organ of consultation and a forum of opinion, it is far and away the handiest instrument the U.S. has for dealing with hemisphere problems...
...protesting statement does not deal with this plea. It almost did. In hasty and ill-considered action those present voted to delete the following paragraph...
JAMES IRONS Riverside, Ill...
...which in turn is $935 below the national median for whites. Many Southern Negroes will remain too poor to go to restaurants and theaters now open to them, too uneducated to fill any new jobs that might possibly now be available; they will continue to live in Possum Hollows, ill fed and ill clothed. They face bitterness and disillusion, which are the natural aftermath of revolutions. A little progress only sharpens the hunger for more progress, as Charles Silberman points out in Crisis in Black and White: the closer "disadvantaged groups" are to their goals, "the harder...
Most clerics think that the change is purely verbal and balk at Pike's plan Bishop Francis W. Lickfield of Quincy, Ill., head of the Anglo-Catholic American Church Union, warned that the step could create "serious division" in the church. In the end, Pike postponed the ceremony until he can argue his case before next fall's House of Bishops meeting...