Word: occurance
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Unless someone can find a way to train Smith girls to act like secret service men, this kind of incident is bound to occur now and then. The public, like the Peace Corps itself, should take Ibadan in stride...
...only "force on a human scale." By this he means conventional weapons, guerrilla warfare, militia organizations, underground activity. When it is pointed out to him that about 40 million people were killed "conventionally" in World War II, Hughes points to this fact: the casualties in World War II occurred "over a six-year period in a very widely extended territory, most of them in the countryside rather than in the cities, at least as many by starvation and hardship as by violent death," while in a nuclear war the deaths would occur in "the holocaust...
...Formosa's Chinese Nationalists who have held a Security Council seat since 1945. For a decade, U.S. policy has been to keep the question off the agenda, prevent even a debate. But the changed U.N. power balance has led to changed U.S. tactics, and the first test will occur in this week's Security Council meeting...
...mounted steadily, to an estimated 34,000 last year, they believe this was about the peak. Now they expect the number to decline steadily, so that within 20 years, Parkinson's should cease to be a major medical problem, though a few new cases will still occur...
Paradoxically, the first casualties are likely to occur in the morning lineup, where the New York press shows greatest strength. The four morning papers not only vastly outcirculate the three evening dailies (3,933,000 to 1,459,000), but hold a monopoly on merit. The Times...