Word: jointedly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...current exhibit at the Fogg Museum is the first in a series of joint exhibitions with the Morgan Library to be held here and in New York. In inaugurating the series, the local museum staff found its inspiration in the recent publication of the definitive edition of Rubens' letters by the Harvard University Press. Nothing that the letters contain little about the painter-diplomat's family life or his art, the Museum has attempted to at least do something about the latter by composing an exhibit of Rubens' drawings and oil sketches from American collections...
...TIME GOOFED ON GAS. ALEX M. CLARK DOES NOT SUPPORT MY POSITION IN OPPOSITION TO THE FULBRIGHT NATURAL-GAS BILL . . . MR. CLARK IS EMPLOYED AS CHAIRMAN OF THE "JOINT COMMITTEE OF CONSUMERS AND SMALL PRODUCERS OF NATURAL GAS" AND IS DIRECTING ITS LOBBYING EFFORTS TO PROMOTE THE INTEREST OF THE LARGE 'GAS PRODUCERS. NOTE THAT ONLY 29 PRODUCERS PROVIDED 63% OF ALL NATURAL GAS FOR INTERSTATE USE IN 1953. JUST TWO COMPANIES CONTROL APPROXIMATELY ONE-SEVENTH OF ALL U.S. NATURAL-GAS RESERVES. MY STAND IS TAKEN TO PROTECT FREE ENTERPRISE AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST, NOT TO PROVIDE SPECIAL TREATMENT...
...withdrawal from the U.N. On the Middle East, the communiqué warned the Arab states and Israel not to use "force or the threat of force ... to violate the frontier or armistice lines." The communiqué warned that the U.S. and Britain had "made arrangements for joint discussions as to the nature of the action we should take in such an event." Actually, the U.S. and Britain already have their own separate stand-by plans for stepping in and stopping any new Arab-Israel war-plans ranging from economic sanctions to the deployment of British troops and the U.S. Sixth...
...said in effect that Britain is not unwilling to negotiate some form of "self-determination" for Cyprus if the islanders "sincerely cooperate" in arranging a gradual change to self-government. Makarios replied with a letter to Sir John that he would accept this as "a basis for continuing our joint efforts toward a solution." It would be difficult not to: the British proposal is practically the same as Makarios offered them four months ago (and the British then refused...
...from the lands reached by American missionaries met at Williams College to mark the 150th anniversary of the haystack meeting. Their topic: "America's new role in the world church." That role has sharply changed from the condescension toward the "heathen" of the five Williams students. In a joint message, the bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church have put it thus: "Plainly, a deep-going reorientation in the method and spirit of our mission is called for. Only Asians can carry the weight in witnessing for Christ to Asians. We cannot plant our church and our institutions in Asia...