Word: intendment
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...some of the borderline areas (see FOREIGN NEWS), the U.N. approach had more chance of success; more than 50 nations supported it. On Capitol Hill President Eisenhower, stung by the attacks on Dulles, helped the Middle East doctrine through the Senate by saying in effect that he did not intend to fire Dulles as a price for senatorial cooperation (see below). Most notable good news of the week was that the U.S. and Saud, without wasting time on platitudinous shows of regard, were settling down to negotiate a tough and workable agreement whereby 1) the U.S. Air Force would continue...
...husband to remain in Washington, I will be happy to stay here." Gladys Seaton (Interior): "I endorse Mrs. Benson's sentiment." Miriam Summerfield (Post Office): "We've had a wonderful experience here, very interesting, very challenging." Doris Brownell (Justice): "We've enjoyed it and we intend to enjoy...
...gaze away from the last humiliating weeks. In his first broadcast as Prime Minister last week, Macmillan passed rapidly over the Suez war ("I believe history will justify what we did"), and briskly informed those who saw the imminent end of the American alliance: "We do not intend to part from the Americans and we do not intend to be satellites...
...fully intend to carry on indefinitely." Paul Smith remained as board chairman, president and editor in chief. But he was expected to leave as soon as he finished picking up the pieces...
...said that the situation had come to his attention after a candidate for the Student Council, Carl Sloane '58, had placed unstamped mail in the Kirkland House boxes. "But," he added, "we intend to bill for postage and turn over to the U.S. District Attorney for prosecution all violators...