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America has for a brief interval to mark time in her diplomatic activity." In Paris, the Socialist Le Populaire waited less patiently for the U.S. election to be over: "This period of uncertainty . . . has been largely responsible for the many misunderstandings between European states and the U.S. in ... the last...
Lights went out all over the House at approximately 11:10 p.m. and did not go on again until shortly after midnight. During the interval, over two dozen students discharged a few firecrackers, threw some water from windows, and milled around the courtyard; but did not break out in a...
*The one about the young lady from Niger who rode on the back of a tiger. The young lady, he intimated, was Ike, and the tiger Bob Taft. *The Socialist Party vote reached its alltime high, 901,873, in 1912. It was 897,704 in 1920. In 1932 it was...
The Kefauver Committee, flabbergasted at what its investigation had done, went to the FBI with an angry complaint: Reporter Brennan had got the secret testimony from the stenographic service that was typing the record by posing as the new "office manager" of the Kefauver Crime Committee. After Ray Brennan'...
Whether, in this interval, Heselton threatened Brown with a point of order to oust both delegations altogether--which was possible because of their fardy registration or whether it was a matter of simple persuasion. Brown withdrew his point of order after supper. With five minutes allotted to each side, the...