Word: neutral
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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President Pusey has stated that the dormitories should include community facilities, such as laundries or groceries, and the response on this idea was heavily favorable, though not always unified. In the section on recreational facilities, for example, undergraduates preferred tennis courts over an indoor pool; graduate students were neutral, and faculty members preferred the pool...
Last Wednesday Thomas Hayden, former editor of the Michigan Daily, and Paul Potter, an officer of the National Student Association, were beaten up by a member of an angry mob in McComb, Miss., as a reward for their efforts to compile a neutral report on school integration. The incident, aside from adding to countless instances in which local Southern authorities have failed to provide adequate protection for such serious observers, sharply illustrates the scandal of national press coverage in the South...
John Kennedy had no intention of confining himself to Europe, for high on his list was the continuing Communist buildup in Laos and the fighting in South Viet Nam, far away in Southeast Asia. The President reminded Gromyko that he had agreed with Khrushchev on an independent and neutral Laos at their Vienna meeting last June, made it clear that the U.S. considers Russia's role there a test of its willingness to negotiate in good faith. Gromyko replied that Moscow also favored a solution in Laos, but he volunteered no method of achieving...
Peace at Any Price. If the neutral nations are today courted by the Communists, continued Shen, it is only because their "nationalism is useful as a preparation for eventual Communist takeover...
...annual conference in seaside Blackpool. Just twelve months after jeering left-wingers had scuppered a Gaitskell-backed resolution supporting Britain's obligations to NATO and the Western Alliance, the party leadership last week submitted an almost identical motion. In its defense, Gaitskell argued lucidly that a neutral, unilaterally disarmed Britain could only encourage Russia's "more aggressive elements" and "prove profoundly dangerous for world peace." To the left-wing slogan "No War over Berlin," Gaitskell replied forcefully that World War II had broken one year after Neville Chamberlain shrugged off Hitler's rape of Czechoslovakia-"a small...