Word: interes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...after he was 30. On the morning of April 23, the country storekeeper and some pals saw Moore plodding toward them. They read his signs and talked with him. Recalls Simpson: "We couldn't believe that a fellow thought like that. He said he believed in integration and inter-marriage...
...often said to be. Much individual activity is carried on privately, undemonstratively. Countless people pursue their private crusades and crotchets. The U.S. has many subcultures. Creeds and races live unto themselves, often by choice. Parents and children often live worlds apart. There are innumerable social islands of different inter ests, occupations, tastes, hobbies, snobberies and ethics. There are countless voluntary organizations that provide a vital middle ground between two extreme possibilities?a chaotic agglomeration of isolated individuals on the one hand, a totally regimented society on the other...
...hearings, the quality of discussion was curiously uneven. It was clear, for example, that the radical Negro civil rights lawyer, Conrad Lynn, was eager to discuss his view that Negroes in America should arm themselves in self-defense, and to explain why Cuba's Inter-racial society might seem utopian to Americans who had suffered discrimination all their lives...
...reception honoring Miss McNamara was part of the seventh annual Urban Design Conference at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. The theme of this two-day conference is "The Shopping Center as a Nucleus of Inter-City Activity...
...audience of newsmen, "I wish to explain that we did not come here for money...." In a letter to the New York Times printed shortly after the book was released, Draper explained the apparent inconsistency between this behavior and Castro's proposals a few days later at an inter-American economic conference. There Castro called for a $30 million aid program, similar to the subsequent Alliance for Progress. Draper says this proposal was just propaganda. At least one writer has reported Castro's worries that his trip to the U.S. would make the Cubans think he had sold...