Word: incidentally
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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As crusty old Andrei Vishinsky put it, "There has been a strange haste about this affair ... a sort of precipitancy." When Soviet MIGs shot down a Navy Neptune patrol bomber in the Japan Sea (TIME, Sept. 13), the Navy quickly announced (after sketchy interviews with only part of the loman...
. . . The new law restores the previous doctrine that insurance payable to named beneficiaries need not be included in the gross estate if the insured retains no incidents of ownership, and that premium payment is no longer considered an incident of ownership.
This struggle has been marked by armistices, truces, ceasefires. When the firing officially ceases, the Reds advance-usually firing. At present there is peace in the Far East. Medendorp was not (officially) killed in action. Nor was a U.S. plane shot down last week by an (official) enemy. Nonetheless, a...
¶ In once-segregated Hobbs, N. Mex. (just four miles from the Texas border), white and Negro children quietly went off to school together without incident, despite the warnings of the Rev. William (Bill) Carter, who had declared that the town would explode into violence. Local police refused to get...
The most remarkable incident arising out of school desegregation occurred at Hillsboro, in southern Ohio. Hillsboro has an unsegregated high school, but maintains a segregated 50-pupil elementary school for Negroes. This year the school board decided to desegregate, but proposed to do so in a gradual two-year program...