Word: noted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...disappointed to note a tinge of snobbery in your recent article on Marshal Tito. I believe that his rise from the son of a poor peasant to the Communist President of Yugoslavia is a story in many ways paralleling the traditional American Horatio Alger legend . . . I, therefore, rue the day when we look down upon a man for being, not a Communist dictator, but "The Peasant...
...afternoon last weekend, Lemaigre flew back to Morocco from a Paris meeting with Premier Edgar Faure. He sat down at a desk and scribbled a note to Faure: "The situation is getting worse...
...moody, modey tune that began with the sound of footsteps in the rain and ended on the indeterminate, to-be-continued note. Its words revealed a valid adolescent's dream: a chance encounter, a blooming love affair, a tragic ending when the man borrowed her money to buy her a ring and then "skipped out of town," never to be seen again...
...Alte had been right after all, and the note was proof positive. For years his opponents had wailed that his steady pursuit of alliance with the West and a strong rearmed Germany was destroying all chance of dealing with the Russians for unification. Der Alte, staring stonily at his critics, had insisted that the Russians would negotiate only when the West was united and strong-and not until then...
Inside Labor. At the first meeting of the Labor members of the new Parliament, Attlee was forced to take note of the widespread discontent with Labor's leadership. The murmurs had become shouts after Labor's electoral defeat. The Laborite Daily Mirror headlined: ATTLEE MUST GO. Bevanites insisted that Attlee's moderation had cost them the election, that the party must recover its evangelistic fervor - preferably under Nye Bevan himself. Supporters of young (49) Right Winger Hugh Gaitskell hinted that Labor's leadership had become...