Word: konrads
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced the scholarships during his visit to the United States last April. They will be administered by the German Academic Exchange Service in Bonn...
Adroit and persistent old Chancellor Konrad Adenauer got the European Army treaty and the German peace contract through West Germany's Bundestag last March. Getting it past the Bundesrat (upper house) was harder. When he failed the first time, Adenauer announced coldly that he didn't need the Bundesrat's approval anyway. Soon a better idea appeared, and last week it came off. The Bundesrat took action, which, in Adenauer's view, at least puts it on record as favoring ratification. By a vote of 23-15, the upper house approved two annexes in the treaties...
...conceding "nothing at all"). In France, the non-Communist press applauded ("historic discourse . . . appeals to good will") while the Communist press struck the only sour note ("preachifying is mingled with . . . unreasonable demands"). In Italy, Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi called it "honest and vigorous." Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, coming to the end of his U.S. visit, was enthusiastic; so, back home, was his Socialist opponent, Eric Ollenhauer...
West Germany's Chancellor Konrad Adenauer sat down with President Eisenhower in the White House Cabinet Room. They talked about Western unity, the death of Stalin, the place of Germany in the European Defense Community. The Chancellor announced a gift from his country to the U.S.: a full hospital unit, with five doctors, for Korea. Adenauer also had a personal gift for the U.S. President: a 16th century painting by an anonymous German artist, Adoration of Three Wise Kings...
German High Commissioner James B. Conant '14 escorted Konrad Adenauer in the West German Chancellor's four-hour visit to the University yesterday. Adenauer was ending his ten-day tour of the United States...