Word: neighborly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...maintained that 90 per cent of the to HUAC is based on misinstion. Lashing out at the signers of York Times advertisement of Feb. which accused HUAC of "setting against neighbor," Walter as that "these people don't Communism for what...
HUAC "threatens the national security," the advertisement claimed, "by diverting attention and energy from the critical world situation to the miniscule domestic communist movement." It also charged HUAC with "encouraging corrosive mutual suspicion," "dividing the nation, setting neighbor against neighbor, and depriving the nation of the benefits of free discussion...
Finland owes its precarious freedom, says President Urho K. Kekkonen, to the ability "to live on fine distinctions." In foreign affairs, the tiny nation follows a policy of friendly neutrality toward its giant Soviet neighbor, but in its internal politics, Finland has steadfastly denied power to the Communists. In parliamentary elections last week, Finland again demonstrated its gift for fine distinctions: it slapped down local Communists with out overtly offending Moscow...
...acre Whitelaw Reid estate in suburban Westchester County. Noted for its school of liturgical music. Manhattanville (fee: $2,500 a year) attracts the rich. Among its alumnae: President Kennedy's mother, his sisters Eunice and Jean, and Brother Bobby's wife Ethel. Notre Dame's neighbor, Saint Mary's College (1,507 women), was founded in 1855 as the nation's first degree-granting Catholic women's college. Until she retired last year, Saint Mary's was graced by one of Catholicism's finest college presidents, Sister M. Madeleva, a noted poet...
Soupy Sales is a short-haired fellow with a kumquat nose, a moron-the-merrier expression, a crushed stovepipe hat, buttoned collar and huge bow tie. His métier is sick slapstick. He gets laughs by biting off a neighbor's hangnail or hitting an old lady with a custard pie-not in the face, but up under her arm, as if the pie were a small bucket...