Word: isolationized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This momentous experiment-the very first chain reaction-marked the beginning of the Atomic Age. The pile was successful. Long before the queasy process had been reduced to an orderly procedure, a gigantic, full-sized plutonium plant had been started at Hanford on the desert near Yakima, Wash. Advantages of...
Said Citizen Stassen: "We in the United States are now thoroughly and almost unanimously agreed that the walls of isolation are gone forever. . . . But we must find in both broad and specific terms what our view is on the problems of world relationship." As a broad-principled base of U.S...
Peace with Justice. Vandenberg spoke the next day. Again the gallery was crowded, and once again Lord Halifax sat in the front row, listening intently. Vandenberg was the man who had once led some Republicans in the ways of strict isolation.
If reports were true that the Nazis had already blueprinted an explosive rocket with a 3,000-mile trajectory, Britain's first three buzz-bombs also shattered another historic isolation-that of the U.S.-more effectively than any possible barrage of political argument.
The Lublin radio, in a Yiddish broadcast, announced last week that it had been decided to create a camp for Germans "and members of the German ethnical group" in the former Warsaw ghetto. The camp would be "a place of isolation on which everybody would look with disgust, a place...