Word: incidentals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Rusk's interrogators refused to be convinced. Led by Chairman Fulbright, Democratic hoplites jabbed at him for four hours. Tennessee's Albert Gore questioned whether the Administration had any right to justify its actions in Viet Nam merely by citing the August 1964 joint resolution of Congress passed...
No Mercy. Blaming the raids on both ex-Premier Thanh and Thailand, Sihanouk jailed scores of the ex-Premier's known friends and supporters and opened up with mortars and machine guns on the small Thai frontier village of Haadlek. "We have been armed, morally and militarily," Sihanouk warned...
For two reasons, the Bond incident brings into serious question the representative-ness of the Georgia House. First, no legislature is representative if it abridges the rights of free speech of any of its members. Second, refusing to seat a duly elected member abridges the voting right, and the right...
There will be much discussion of just where to file this event in American letters, and even more speculation on the legitimacy of the pre-publication million dollars Capote has earned for his pilgrimage to Kansas. The outstanding fact of the achievement is, however, that Capote read the newspaper clipping...
Count Philippe de La Fayette invited the pug over to his table at a Paris bistro because "I had found him so charming and cultivated at a dinner we had attended together." The charming Irishman floored La Fayette with a couple of well-oiled punches, sending him to the hospital...