Word: neighbored
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Certain moral questions also appear in this issue. Familiar to everyone is the matter of shooting the neighbor who attempts to invade the family shelter. But more pressing than this is the government's attitude that the death of one half of the country should be simply accepted while plans are made to save the other half. In Cambridge, for example, at least half the populace will be left without protection...
...Secretary of State, Vermont's G.O.P. Senator George Aiken, who "would know how to keep from offending our closest neighbor, Canada...
Residents of Kenwood Avenue have voiced numerous complaints about the conduct of Alpert's "family unit." One neighbor stated that there are "15 cars coming and going at 2 and 3 a.m." and "wild traffic up and down all night...
They used to say that all the clocks stopped in Paraguay in 1864. That was the year Argentina. Brazil and Uruguay ganged up on their small, landlocked neighbor in a grisly war that halved Paraguay's population to 250,000 and left only 14,000 males. Paraguay has made some progress since then: it now has a population of 1,800,000 and a gross national product of $198 million annually (equal to the annual sales of U.S. drugmaker Eli Lilly & Co.). It also has the last remaining old-style dictator in South America...
...Roosevelt could be excused for believing that France had ceased to exist. Kennedy, in the face of a France which very much exists, has gone much further in his tactics than Roosevelt ever did. To find a really suitable comparison it is necessary to go back to pre-Good Neighbor policy in Latin America. Indeed, Kennedy seems to have learned his manners from Teddy Roosevelt...