Word: mutually
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Dulles, one must begin with a disclaimer. For in many ways, President Eisenhower himself has shown that when he takes the lead of his country's foreign affairs, resulting policies are usually creative and responsible. The Atoms-for-Peace plan, last summer's Geneva Conference, and the scheme for mutual aerial inspection have all demonstrated that the President, when he chooses, can be a much more effective Secretary of State than his well-trained appointee...
...final analysis, as he realized, the Court, the NAACP, and Thurgood Marshall all can do only so much; the future of integration and, more important, the future of the Southern community in the next fifty years depends on the mutual co-operation of whites and Negroes. If any decent way of life can be achieved, a meeting of friends and hearts will be its instrument...
...made a series of not-so-Dumb-Dora remarks in public that soon added up to a widely quoted Monroe Doctrine of life and love. (Monroe on sex: "Sex is a part of nature. I'll go along with nature." On men: "We have a mutual appreciation of being male and female." On her walk: "I learned to walk as a baby, and 'I haven't had a lesson since...
...Director William J. Donovan, former Veterans Administration Medical Director Paul R. Hawley, Standard Oil Co. of California President Theodore S. Petersen, Clarence Adamy, assistant campaign director for the Republican National Committee, Morgan State College (Baltimore) President Martin D. Jenkins and John S. Thompson, vice chairman of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance...
Until Khrushchev opened his mouth, the State Department had been feeling discreetly optimistic; all through the weary weeks Gromyko had asked pertinent questions and avoided flat answers. Perhaps the Russians really were seriously considering President Eisenhower's dramatic "open skies" proposal for mutual aerial reconnaissance. But to Stassen in the meeting room at Claridge's, Khrushchev said the whole U.S. plan was nothing but a trick to let U.S. planes photograph bomb targets in Russia. The U.S.S.R., he said, would never agree...