Word: maneuverers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Laying the axe to the root, we should realize that the Student Council cannot justify its existence here and has no right to live, but, since in a bewildered moment we have all bought two thirds of the Brooklyn Bridge. It is our right if the constitution (if there is...
While this kind of maneuver fits well in Khrushchev's repertory, it seemed likely that the two old Moscow-trained Communists had something more far-reaching to talk about: the future of Tito and Titoism. In the last two months the Russians have shown some impatience with Tito'...
Both United Air Lines and American Airlines were negotiating last week with Collins to equip their entire fleets with the alarms, at a cost of about $6,000 to $8,000 each. Within two years Collins plans to start installing the device, which will automatically alert the pilot when another...
Outwardly, Egypt's Nasser and his countrymen acted as though they did not believe their antagonists' threats. In their hearts, however, they could not be sure that one misstep, one clumsy, maneuver, even one ship accident in the Suez ("Remember the Maine!") would not bring on the guns...
At this point, having brought things to a dead stop, Eden sought to regain the appearance of momentum. He announced that Lord Radcliffe. the eminent constitutional lawyer who arbitrated the tangled boundaries between new India and new Pakistan in 1947 would be sent to Cyprus to work on "the framework...