Word: need
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...exactly what's on his mind and what he thinks of people all the time," she explains. "I know, too. I don't have to call him and ask." Then, too, people pester her. "They all know I can get to the White House any time I need to. Lots of them try to pump me to find out who's going to be fired and who's going to get hired." She winked. "I just act dumb." At a fashion show last week, she blurted to reporters: "Did you hear the news-that stinker Forrestal...
...Mikoyan studied U.S. meatpacking processes in Chicago. He returned home to set up the huge Mikoyan packinghouse in Moscow and to teach the Russians how to eat cornflakes, drink canned fruit juices. He said then: "We do not need to copy Americans, but we can learn much from their advertising methods...
...mark. The new millions, reversing the Teutonic movement that for decades pressed eastwards, come from the once-great pockets of German population in East Europe. Impoverished, rootless, and angry with the world, they present smug, insular Bavaria with a screaming problem of psychological and physical adjustment. They need jobs, housing, security...
...need bricks as well as ideas. We need to be able to point to something that everyone can see and say: 'Look! Democracy built this.' We still have nothing to point...
...auspices of the Federal Council of Churches. This conference on "The Churches and World Order" was the third such church discussion of inter national affairs to be sponsored by the Federal Council. The first, in 1942 at Delaware, Ohio, produced the famed "Six Pillars of Peace," which stressed the need for a postwar world organization. The second, at Cleveland in 1945, prophesied against the moral nihilism of the Dumbarton Oaks Charter and effectively demanded that the United Nations Charter should pay its respects to the Christian concepts of justice, law and human rights. * This week's meeting was opened...