Word: keyed
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...Key West, Fla. last December, Secretary of State John Foster Dulles was convalescing from his operation for intestinal cancer. It was some convalescence. Each day at 10 a.m. he was on the phone to the President and the State Department, keeping abreast of the Suez crisis and the U.S. efforts to keep the Russian "volunteers" out of the Middle East. At 11 o'clock he would knock off to lie on the beach or go fishing; after lunch he would take a nap or go fishing some more. Each evening before dinner Dulles would invite his one Key West...
...Advancing Concepts. After four postoperative weeks Dulles returned from Key West, flew a few days later to the Dec. 11 meeting of the NATO Council in Paris. There, separately, the British and French Foreign Ministers told him that the U.S.'s principal job was to make its presence felt in the Middle East. Dulles assured them both that a way would be found to do it. The objective: developing a long range U.S. initiative to fill the post-Suez power deficit and to work toward an enduring stability...
...key Nickerson document was a brief called "Considerations on the Wilson Memorandum," in which he took issue with Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson's ruling last fall (TIME, Dec. 10) that the Air Force and not the Army was to use land-based missiles with ranges beyond 200 miles...
Marching into New Delhi's presidential mansion last week to present his credentials as the new U.S. Ambassador to India, scholarly-looking Ellsworth Bunker was momentarily jolted by a loud, off-key blast from a brace of turbaned trumpeters. Next morning when he opened his paper the ambassador was greeted with yet another sour note: a slashing attack on the U.S. and Britain by India's Prime Minister Nehru...
...Manhattan itself, which has no educational TV station, NBC's key station WRCA will broadcast kinescopes of the series during slack hours on Saturdays and Sundays. But millions of U.S. viewers are out of range of the educational stations-they will get no benefit from the NBC project, and will have to take hope for the future in the high intentions voiced by commercial broadcasters fortnight ago at a Boston conference on public-service programing, hosted by the Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. Many would agree with Guest Speaker Charles (Twenty One) Van Doren, who told the conference: "You can have...