Word: koreans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...diversity in our choices, seek to be timely, and insist on readability. We think that the four new titles can be judged by these standards, for they are: Joyce Cary's Mister Johnson (the best contemporary novel on Africa); S.L.A. Marshall's The River and the Gauntlet (Korean war); Lincoln Barnett's The Universe and Dr. Einstein; and Sybille Bedford's The Trial of Doctor Adams...
...more than 2,600 U.S. communities. Technically, it has 27 divisions, but 21 are so poorly equipped and manned (50% to 65% of authorized strength) that they have little military value. For the most part, the Guard is composed of a hard core of devoted World War II or Korean veterans, plus recruits ranging in age from 17 to 26 who escape the two-year draft by taking a six-month tour with the Army, then return home to spend from three to 5^ years with their local units. Guardsmen "train" for two hours a week, go off to summer...
Japan's World War II defeat cost Idemitsu his overseas properties, but he bounced back when the Korean war boomed demand for oil, and in 1953 became something of a national hero by buying oil from Iran's newly nationalized fields in open defiance of the big U.S. and British oil companies. Since then, Idemitsu has become strong enough to challenge anybody. When the Pentagon last Dec. 21 cut him off as a supplier to U.S. military jets in Japan because of his dealings with Russia, Idemitsu called the boycott "an odd Christmas gift," but "utterly negligible." True...
...Yong-koo, director of the Press Center of Korea Times. The Press Center is an institute for ethical journalism, maintained by the Korean newspapers. He plans to study international affairs...
...agreeable job of interviewing the cover subject himself fell to Paris Bureau Chief Curtis Prendergast, who has spent grimmer days as a TIME correspondent covering the Korean war, the emerging and contentious continent of Africa, and of late, the France of De Gaulle and Algeria. Prendergast, who got to know Don Juan first in Portugal two years ago, had this time to find him first. The Pretender was somewhere in the Mediterranean aboard the yacht Saltillo. returning from the Athens wedding of his son Prince Juan Carlos to Princess Sophie of Greece. On a tip, Prendergast flew to the Spanish...