Word: nayeli
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...week's end Kennedy was unperturbed that there were still quite a few empty seats on his bandwagon. He seemed supremely confident that they would soon be filled and that he would win on the first ballot. To this, there were few who would say nay, but it dawned on many last week that the chief enthusiasm for Kennedy came from the Kennedy camp, and that if he got the nomination, it would not be because of a great outpouring of popular feeling, but because he had captured it by might and main...
...will add even more strength to the swimming team that will represent Australia in the Summer Olympics in Rome. After Dawn had finished rewriting the record book last week, one Aussie official gave way to arm-waving joy: "We'll clean up in Rome." No one said him nay...
...Brussels, Parliament was called back into special session to discuss the riots. Minister of the Congo Auguste De Schrijver announced that he would visit the Congo himself this month to confer with Congolese leaders. "I ask, nay I implore, all concerned to renew the dialogue between Belgians and Congolese," said De Schrijver plaintively. The Socialist opposition wanted De Schrijver and the government to be ready to negotiate independence now with the Africans. "Why wait for elections when you know the major parties will boycott it?" demanded Socialist Leader Léon Collard...
...hands by trying to use blackjack tactics on Congressmen. "If you vote for the Landrum bill," one bakers' union man warned New York's liberal Republican John Lindsay, "we're going to have to work you over in 1960." Lindsay, outraged at such tactics, changed his nay decision to solid support for the Landrum-Griffin bill...
...PERSECUTED-"We wish to give offense to none; nay, we desire freely to pardon all and to beg this of God. But our conception of our holy office demands that we do all we can to protect the rights of our brethren and children, that we persist in our asking that freedom of law ... be granted, as it ought, to everyone ... If the rights of God and religion have been ignored or trampled on, the very foundations of human society, sooner or later, collapse into ruin...