Word: ingly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...This hopeful promise of a happy end ing was the kind the U.S. likes to hear in any valedictory. Yet it was a dangerously false note by Truman's own clear definition of the all-pervading challenge of Communism. It was built on two fallacies: 1) that containment will somehow force Stalinism into a change of heart or internal collapse-while actually, after six years of containment, Communist power is greater than ever before; 2) that the H-bomb, or at least the little that the world knows about it-will dissuade the Communists from being Communists-any more...
Although the group did not formally adopt the Villers plan, it did agree to meet next Tuesday in order to consider it further and to frame proposals for stimulating student discussion of the issue. Burton Reif 1L, a member of the Peace Council and chairman of the meet- ing, said that the group would probably form some sort of an inter-organizational continuation committee to carry on its activities. These activities, he said, may include sponsoring a forum on the question and a University-wide referendum...
...pure speculation to try to guess how the G.I. voted, if he voted, which most of them didn't. But generally speak- ing," Beech concluded, "G.I.'s have little sympathy for generals...
...credo, which appeared early - "i would/ suggest that certain ideas gestures/ rhymes, like Gillette Razor Blades/ hav ing been used and reused/ to the mystical moment of dullness emphatically are/ Not To Be Resharpened" - left many "tra ditional" poets blitzed and unforgiving. He is antiscientific : I'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance He is the foremost celebrant of love among modern poets -"we're wonderful one times one" is a reiterated theme. "I have no sentimentality at all. If you haven't got that...
...second only to Hollywood as the major supplier of films to the U.S. and the world. On the 14 sound stages of Rome's Cine-città., Europe's biggest studio, and in smaller studios scattered from Turin to Palermo, Italy's 180 producers are shoot ing an alltime record of 120 films, ten more than last year. And for the first time they are ready to exploit the U.S. beach head opened by Open City into a big invasion of Hollywood's home market...