Word: objectionable
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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"I have your courteous telegram of Jan. 14," the President read, "advising me that petitions have been filed at your office which qualify my name for inclusion on the presidential preference primary ... I am grateful that the petitioners have expressed this kind of personal confidence in me. I do not...
Progress: Normal. The President continued: "However, because I must make clear to all that lack of objection cannot be construed as any final decision on my part relative to a candidacy for a second term in office I now hold, I hope that all who vote in the Republican primaries...
Not all heart specialists are as reticent as the A.M.A. wants them to be. Boston's Dr. Paul Dudley White, who has furnished detailed diagnostic descriptions of the President's condition, is on record as saying: "If the President has a good recovery ... I would have no objection...
Aside from the patent absurdity of considering classes the prime feature of a university, and the sheer impracticability of any preventative measure having to do with anyone in the true holiday spirit, there is another, more pertinent objection to these measures, whatever scandalous form they may take. One wonders what...
Actually, the U.S. now holds that its 1946 agreement was valid for that year only. Even though many Western European countries disagree, their real objection has been the uncompromising and adamant nature of the U.S. stand. As one delegate complained, "There was so much arm-twisting you could hear screams...