Word: originated
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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These cases occurred not in some faraway, half-illiterate country but in Texas, home of most of the U.S.'s 2,000,000 or more citizens of Mexican origin. Although some families have had U.S. citizenship since Texas' annexation in 1845, most of these, like the Juan-come-latelys, have clung to their ancestral language, customs -and faith in curanderismo. It flourishes throughout the Rio Grande Valley...
...triple our medical services, institutions, and related industries by establishing national health insurance as they did in Britain; and by establishing a national lottery, we can cover a large part of its costs, as they do in Ireland. A good idea is a good idea whatever its name and origin...
...special feature in this week's Education section, it is anonymity of origin-not family name-that produces a fascinating collection...
...must register with the Attorney General as subversive and foreign-dominated organizations. Registration means quite a lot. It obliges the party and its fronts to list the names, aliases and addresses of their officers, members and contributors, compels those organizations to identify all broadcasts and publications as Communist in origin, removes the organizations' tax exemptions, and forbids members to hold passports, Government jobs, defense-plant employment or labor union offices...
About your May 19 article on Jewishness: Here's how this Israeli of American origin sees it. If American Jews feel so much a real, integral part of American life, why do they segregate themselves into carbon copies of non-Jewish groups? These contribute nothing to Judaism. They merely insulate the Jews so that they can continue to feel they are fully accepted, something they keep telling themselves every...