Word: jointedly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...anyway, and it's too dangerous ... So the only way you're going to do any good is cards, high dice. Like I told you all along, cards and book, and then if you get into the pinballs and punchboards, that's all right. That bootleg joint, if it'll-if it will go if you can make anything. That's all right. I don't see any reason to close that down...
...Spurned, in concert with Britain and France, a Soviet proposal for a joint Big Four policy in the Mideast. Highlights of the Russian proposal, put forward last month to bring "peace and security" to the area: withdrawal of all foreign troops and liquidation of foreign bases, a ban on arms shipments, agreement by the "great powers," i.e., the West, to renounce "all attempts to involve these countries in military blocs." Among the reasons for the U.S. rejection: if the Middle East states feel themselves threatened, they have every right to join "with other nations in legitimate collective-security arrangements...
...Reginald Mikesell, secretary-treasurer of the Teamsters' joint council in Portland, told how most of his unit's records since 1954 (the Portland period in which the committee was generally interested) had been destroyed to save storage space. This, said Mikesell, was "taking the path of least resistance." Questioned about a $5,000 check he had made out to Bill Langley's attorney, Mikesell said he had no idea what it was for. When the committee expressed astonishment at his lapse of memory, Mikesell commented blandly: "It does seem a little silly, doesn...
Forums in the Common Room, studying in the library, meal chats with tutors: these go on always, varied now and then by a new organization, a new activity when some student or tutor has a bright idea. The thought of having a Hungarian refugee enter the House was a joint effort of tutor-student minds, and with enthusiasm and speed the House topped its goal and made the plan possible. This reaction raised high hopes that the next three years will be unusually stimulating with George Heimler, 19-year-old former resident of Budapest, living in the House. No special...
Major policy ideas, he asserted come from "lonely thinkers," rather than from bureaucratic committees. He suggested in particular unification of the branches of the military, with a few individuals "paid just to formulate policy," rather than putting policy in hands of a group like the Joint Chiefs of Staff...