Word: impartation
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...Russian camp. A communiqué was issued, announcing "a wide measure of agreement between the four Governments" (U.S., Britain, France and Yugoslavia). Within an hour after the ambassadors and Tito had basked together at a final lunch, the Yugoslav government announced an item that Tito had neglected to impart to his luncheon companions: he had just accepted Khrushchev's invitation to visit Moscow...
...addition the report saw a need for a general education course for undergraduates to give some "legal exposure to those who will probably not get it later." "The aim here," the report continued, "would not be to impart a knowledge of 'the law' but to convey a sense of the methods, attitudes, values, and functions which make up the legal process...
...recital, its crescendo of horrors-some of which it would be unfair to reveal -The Bad Seed has gripping scenes and many chilling moments. And the play's quasi-realistic tone, its reassuringly middle-class atmosphere, enhance the sense of horror, often impart that sudden eeriness of the familiar, that peculiar credence of the incredible. And the play gets the accomplished acting it needs. As the child. Patty McCormack brings a convincing naturalness to her studied evil-doings; as the mother. Nancy Kelly fully and keenly expresses the role without ever merely exploiting its opportunities...
...would be to meet these with the true story of an American boy who by hard work, faith, honesty and courage, pushed obstacles aside and succeeded in life only because he lived in a land which permitted individual initiative to prosper. If this biography should in some small measure impart to the youth of America that they also can succeed . . ." Humble Roy Cullen had bought a rumored 250,000 copies to spread the word; Houston's Texas Medical Center (total Cullen endowments and gifts: $7,367,00) planned to pass around 108,000 more...
...message "live" over Vatican Radio and the Basilica's loudspeakers. Into the microphone held before his lips he spoke with effort: "To our dear children of beloved Rome, to whom we feel as close in prayer as we are close to the Divine Master in our suffering . . . we impart, with our hearts turned to the Lord and the Immaculate Virgin, our paternal Apostolic benediction...