Word: neutralizes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Many a Pennsylvania Republican thinks that the problem can be solved only by intervention from Washington, i.e., by Dwight Eisenhower and G.O.P. National Chairman Leonard Hall. The President, who is closer to Duff than to any other Keystone Republican, was cautiously neutral last week. He saw none of the party bigwigs in private. Before many months pass, Eisenhower and Hall may have to act. If the Pennsylvania Republicans continue to fight with themselves, they may well lose: i) the governorship, 2) control of the 30-member delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives, and 3) the presidential electoral votes...
...Some neutral Swedes were made a little nervous by the award. "Even if Caesar happens to sing," said the Socialist government's newspaper, the Stockholm Mor-gon-Tidningen, "he can never become an Orpheus . . . The academy move paves the way for the statesman, warrior, philosopher and poet, Mao Tse-tung in Peking, to receive the next year's prize." The Liberal Aftonbladet, however, thought the award might "well have been made much earlier." The Communist Ny Dag sneered: "This is a clear case of sidetracking Eisenhower . . . They say he, too, has written a book." But Sir Winston...
Young Indian chairman: We are representatives of five neutral nations-Poland, Czechoslovakia, Sweden, Switzerland and India. These explainers will talk to you and ask you certain questions. You need not answer questions which you feel might be used to coerce...
...silk flags of Communist China and North Korea snapped briskly last week from the triumphal arch at Panmunjom, close by the moldering straw hut where the U.N. worked out the truce. There were no U.N. flags on display, for Panmunjom, "neutral" center of Korea, lies in Communist territory. To frustrated and bitter Americans, this Communist dominance of the scene-legal as it is-reflected a growing reality last week...
...precarious hopes of the P.W.s, for as the weeks go by, the clauses in the armistice terms and the hostile attitude of India's Prime Minister Nehru seem more and more stacked against the anti-Communist prisoners. Handsome, husky Lieut. General K. S. Thimayya, 47, chairman of the Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission, was one of the first Indians to get into Sandhurst, Britain's West Point; he was the first Indian officer to command a brigade in World War II. "Thimmy" Thimayya, who won the D.S.O. against the Japanese, is perhaps the most promising soldier-diplomat...