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Even the leave-taking turned into a Red rally. Learning that his Cubana Airlines Britannia had been impounded in New York by a U.S. court order,* Castro requested that Khrushchev lend him a Soviet plane. Promptly a Soviet Il-18 turboprop turned up. Beaming, Castro read newsmen another homily: "The U.S. takes away our plane and the Soviets give us a plane. The Soviets are our friends." A newsman asked if his government was Communist and Castro snorted: "You've got Communism on your mind. Everybody who is not like Chiang Kai-shek or Franco or Adenauer...
...Fitzgerald, Mark Mullin, and Ed Hamlin will lend the varsity resurgence against Cornell and for the rest of the season. Fitzgerald had become one of the best runners in the East and the Crimson's inspirational leader before he was sidelined in 1959 by an injured Achilles tendon...
...widespread destruction, the explicit question was war. But a man attending meetings of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies was ready to fight not abstain; it was clear what the government should do. Horrified by Nazi conquests, he knew that neutrality was an impossible position, that Lend-Lease was essential to prevent Europe from being altogether crushed. In this case, the desire was to lash out at a nation of criminals, not to refrain from using a criminal weapon. The decision to fight is always easier than the decision...
...that she is pregnant, Rutland reacts all over the place: he babbles to himself, "Millie, Millicent, Millicentus..." He declares, "There is no faith except deep knee bends." He runs off the stage, screaming "Alarm! Alarm!" He sneers, "Your inside wouldn't hold anything of mine." He taunts, "I'll lend you a sweat shirt." Finally, having come at the problem from every conceivable angle, and with pointless filth three feet deep on the stage, he snarls, "I hate...
...swift rise of competition abroad for U.S. business and the rumblings about recession at home lend a new urgency to a prime question: What must the U.S. do to create more jobs at home, cut costs, and compete more effectively abroad? Most economists and businessmen, along with some politicians, think that a key, direct way is to change the depreciation laws on new plants and equipment. They would permit businessmen to write off costs faster, thus giving them a big incentive to spend on old plants to improve efficiency or build new ones to make new products...