Word: invitee
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Wilson, while convinced that Britain should remain a worldwide power, feels that it cannot afford its growing defense expenditures ($4.3 billion this year), and would like a firm commitment on the U.S. contribution to joint military projects-notably a new chain of island bases east of Suez (TIME, Nov. 19...
When a comedy is still vital after three decades, it cannot be living on gags alone. Something in You Can't Take It With You stirs the get-away-from-it-all urge in the American psyche. Call it the raft complex, that free-floating armistice from all workaday...
Most delegates felt that the Red Chinese had helped keep themselves out. As the seating discussions began two months ago, Cambodia lobbied for a proposal that would invite Red China in without tossing the Chinese Nationalists out. That might have won Peking an impressive majority. But Peking vetoed the idea...
Sanford Gottlieb, coordinator of the project, has stressed that "this is not a protest march but a march to make positive proposals." The proposals: an end to bombing in North Vietnam; a halt in the U.S. military buildup in South Vietnam; a declaration of willingness to negotiate with all parties...
David Riesman '31, chairman of the Departmental Policy Committee, said yesterday that his committee will concentrate this year on problems of the undergraduate. He plans to have his committee invite small groups of students to their meetings on an informal basis.