Word: legalizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...straw poll is intended to be completely open, although CNPA had voted in September to direct a write-in campaign for McCarthy, Sterne said. The courts' failure to make write-ins clearly legal doomed that effort and it was too late to form a fourth party, Sterne added...
...Soviets seemed to be settling into Czechoslovakia for a long stay. With a treaty signed in Prague, the Russians last week imposed a legal veneer on their occupation. They reserved the privilege to intervene in Czechoslovak affairs whenever they again detect another threat of "counter-revolution." The Kremlin is likely to use that clause to intimidate First Party Secretary Alexander Dubcek from attempting to reinstate his earlier liberalization policies. On the military front, Moscow gained the right to station troops on Czechoslovak soil indefinitely...
...Prouvost decided that he wanted more than financial satisfaction from his investment. Though the crusty, 83-year-old industrialist-publisher has refused to negotiate directly with Figaro's staff, his objectives have been clearly announced. "We favor the independence of newspapermen," says one of his underlings, "but the legal owners of Figaro are entitled to run their newspaper as they see fit, which includes the right to fire an editor-in-chief. We are living in a capitalist society, are we not?" To which the head of Figaro's journalists' association heatedly replies: "A newspaper...
Cavers went to Japan in 1953 to help start the Japanese-American Program for Cooperation in Legal Studies, which sponsored the exchange of Japanese and American law students and professors...
Under his direction, the program evolved in 1961 into the Japanese-American Society for Legal Studies. This organization publishes two journals: one printed in Japan about American law, and the other printed in the U.S. dealing with Japanese...