Word: intendent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...will help to dispel the myth ... I shall renew my efforts to dispel the deception that has been foisted on the American people." He said he hoped to "allay" the "fear and hysteria of these times." Asked if he planned to write a book, he replied: "I certainly intend to do some writing." A box wrapped in Manila paper, said to contain Hiss's notes and papers, was loaded into a red Chevrolet convertible. Then, with his family and two lawyers, Hiss drove off in the red convertible to freedom...
...their erratic hero was having one of his passing romances. But last week the young actor, to all appearances a resolutely changed man, returned from France on the liner United States. Asked by waiting newsmen about his intentions, he snapped: "It is not a publicity stunt, and I do intend to marry the girl ... in the summer." He bridled at a question about the difference between foreign and American girls: "In choosing a wife, I don't think it's important to question her nationality, providing she's not Joe Stalin's cousin." A bit later...
Congress in 1946 established the AEC as a nonpartisan, not as a bipartisan body. It was to be nonpolitical, not bipolitical. In fact, on this first commission there were three men who in private life had been active and influential Republicans. If the country and the Congress intend that the affairs entrusted to the AEC be administered on a political basis, i.e., be part of the Eisenhower and succeeding Administrations, the issue should be faced frankly and the law changed. We should not continue to drift into so momentous a change...
...Wolfson was concerned, snapped Avery: "I don't know what is in his mind . . . This is all a very savage and vicious thing and a menace to the United States. Management is hired to run a profitable business and protect the interests of stockholders. We intend to continue...
...football season, when Harvard is content to throw a Saturday night dance at Harkness Commons, the Elis go about it in a big way. Two whole entries move out of their rooms, and dates move in at the cost of one dollar a room. If a student does not intend to socialize, he might just as well leave for the weekend. With the evicted men crowded into other rooms, it is next to impossible to study. As one Yale Law student said, "When you study here, you do it alone; but when you play, you let everyone know...