Word: neither
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...neither expects nor inspires pomp & circumstance, he still likes to sit up late over a poker table, drinks branch water and bourbon, and roars when his military aide, Major General Harry Vaughan, tells an off-color joke. He has learned to duck embarrassing questions, but he is still capable of insisting stubbornly that the spy hearings are "a red herring" long after the charge has become ridiculous...
...only evidentiary,* and that common sense must be exercised in judging their significance . . . The specific purposes for which he [Graham] had these associations were in keeping with American traditions and principles. Moreover, from the entire record it is clear in Dr. Graham's case that such associations have neither impaired his integrity and independence, nor aroused in him the slightest sympathy for Communism or other anti-democratic or subversive doctrines...
...least faced up to its responsibilities. As moral leader and chief architect of the hemispheric security system, it could no longer afford such lazy concepts as "automatic" recognition. Neither could it afford to wreck the hemispheric system by a return to the days of the Big Stick. Between the two extremes, by collective action with its neighbors, the solution might be found...
Cinemactor Rex Harrison plays Henry nimbly enough, but by trying for the man inside the monarch winds up neither very real nor very royal. Small, blonde English
Last week, Sir Edward came down to earth: he had just been made Principal of Scotland's great University of Edinburgh. When a TIME correspondent asked to see him, Sir Edward said he had neither the time nor the inclination to be interviewed. But, he added, he knew all about TIME style, and though it "shocked my modesty," would interview himself...