Word: nationalizes
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...business trips, hoping to squeeze in a jog between meetings; they argue the virtues of their Adidases and their Pumas; they boast of surmounting new thresholds of pain and experiencing the mysticism of the second wind. They are the evangelists of fitness, a religion that has captivated the nation. We examine the phenomenon in our Living section this week...
Mondale was back from Europe, Young from Africa. Vance was home from Geneva but getting set to fly to Paris. Blumenthal was in Tokyo. Bergland was packing for the Far East. Rosalynn was off on a seven-nation swing through Latin America. The President was delivering his most comprehensive speech on foreign affairs, entertaining an important leader from abroad and holding a press conference at which all but four questions focused on foreign policy...
...Rhodesia and South Africa in a showdown with South African Prime Minister John Vorster in Vienna, announced on his return that Great Britain stood solidly behind America on that intricate issue. U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young pushed the same cause -in his inimitable fashion-during a 20,000-mile, eight-nation tour. (He also managed to outrage Russians, Swedes and residents of the New York borough of Queens with comments about their "racist" attitudes.) Secretary of State Cyrus Vance reported progress toward a new arms-limitation agreement after meeting Soviet negotiators in Geneva; this week he will present U.S. proposals...
...opportunity to help restore America's pride, so severely tested by Viet Nam and Watergate. To do so, he reminded Americans of their virtues and strengths, declaring that they are drawn together by "a belief in human freedom," and that "we want the world to know that our nation stands for more than financial prosperity." Said he: "I believe we can have a foreign policy that is democratic, that is based on our fundamental values and that uses power and influence for humane purposes...
...more political bombshells dropped on Israel last week, leaving citizens of the Jewish state as perplexed as they have ever been about the future of their tiny, troubled nation...