Word: intransigente
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These stories were more than complaints about De Gaulle's intransigent character, which have been heard before. The new charge of anti-Americanism was added; and last week the British suspended the Fighting French weekly in London for its anti-American tone. (Actually the weekly's tone seemed...
> Francis Spellman knew the temper of America's 23,000,000 Catholics, among the most intransigent foes of Communism. Whatever he could do to further rapprochement between the Vatican and the Kremlin would make it that much easier for the future of U.S.-Russian relations.
The State Department announced that it had severed relations with French-owned Martinique, the green, blockaded Caribbean island which lies spang across the Atlantic approach to the Panama Canal. In his umpteenth sharp note, long-suffering Secretary Cordell Hull told the island's Governor, Admiral Georges Robert, that he...
Born in 1776, Lizárdi picked up and lived by & for the ideas of his century in a country where those ideas brought prison and poverty, finally excommunication. He fought for "freedom of the press, first, last and forever, compulsory free education, religious liberty, liberty of speech and universal...
Up to now the America First Committee has concentrated on its own 25 per cent, using every method, fair and foul, to make them as emotional and intransigent a minority as this country has ever seen, while its interventionist counterparts, the Committee to Defend America, and the Fight For Freedom...