Word: ouster
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...anti-Communist, enthusiastic supporters of the War), and of course students, have all taken a public stand in favor of hoa binh - peace. Moreover, for the first time, they have linked this peace with demands for: 1) withdrawal of "foreign" (i.e., American) troops from the South, and 2) the ouster of the military trio in Saigon...
...reminiscences cover a period of more than 30 years, concluding a few months before Khrushchev's ouster. The first segment recounts Khrushchev's career under the man who ruled over the Soviet Union for most of that time: Joseph Stalin. Khrushchev's overall judgment: He was a man of "outstanding skill and intelligence. In everything about Stalin's personality there was something admirable and correct as well as something savage." Nevertheless, "there was unquestionably something sick about Stalin." Absolute dictators like Stalin, says Khrushchev, "consider it indispensable that their authority be held on high not only...
...precarious as long as Communist China's seat remains under debate. "If we are interested in having 13 million Taiwanese represented," James C. Thomson, assistant professor of History and one of the letter's signers, said, "the U. S. government should, instead of refusing to compromise and risking the ouster of Taiwan, enter into negotiations to prevent such a turn of events...
...subpoena-served yesterday morning by Phillip DeSimone, a second year graduate student, and witnessed by Richard A. McCray, assistant professor of Astronomy-directs Pusey to appear in the Third District Court of Middlesex County with "records, papers, and documents relating to the ouster of [Cheyney Ryan] from Harvard University and his eviction from those premises...
...accident that he changed his mind last week, roughly six months since the chaotic days following Sihanouk's ouster and the subsequent American-South Vietnamese invasion. Cambodia is hardly a model of stability and permanence today, and martial law still prevails. But Lon Nol seems to have impressed many of his countrymen with his honesty and courage. Deputy Premier Sisowath Sirik Matak has won respect as a shrewd and sophisticated politician, and the government is no longer seen as a here-today, gone-tonight proposition. Particularly noteworthy is the support it enjoys among Cambodia's embryonic professional...