Word: neutralizes
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Although the plans are not yet definite, one source indicated Providence and Connecticut will play June 3 while Harvard will meet B.U. (the Terriers beat the Crimson earlier this year) June 4. It is considered possible that the latter game may be held on a neutral field in the Boston area...
...interesting that the U.S. considers Warsaw a North Vietnamese ally, but North Viet Nam considers Paris as neutral. This, of course, is the same Pans that the U.S. saved at least twice. Im not sure Moscow wouldn't have been a better site for the U.S. We can at least understand their attitude toward...
...Even on preference for candidates, the A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the U.A.W. seem to be going down different paths: Meany has endorsed Vice President Humphrey; Reuther, while officially neutral so far, leans toward Robert Kennedy...
...foreign policy of "no more Viet Nams," jabbed at Humphrey's "politics of joy" slogan by saying that, considering poverty and other problems, the U.S. "is not a joyous and happy country." Humphrey seemed to get a slightly warmer reception than Kennedy, but the U.A.W. is officially remaining neutral. At week's end in Omaha, Humphrey and Kennedy again shared an audience-Democratic notables at a Jefferson-Jackson dinner-and again McCarthy was elsewhere. It seemed to be an omen of the way the preconvention campaign would develop in the next three months...
...faculty and administrators, and called on the trustees to provide an alternative gymnasium plan. Kirk said he agreed with "the essential spirit" of the proposals, would appoint such a tripartite committee-but did not agree to be bound by its decisions. "He's taking the posture of a neutral party," protested one of the faculty leaders. After the demonstrators also rejected the plan, the Columbia Spectator observed that the battle had degenerated into one between "the intransigent insurgents and the ossified administration...