Word: owings
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...uncompromising position in its negotiations with management," a surprising comment from the boss of a union whose New York local had pre cipitated a 114-day New York news paper strike two years ago that helped kill one paper. "Members of Baltimore Typographical Union," Brown went on to say, "owe their first loyalty to the ITU. Any member returning to work under the current contract would be upholding unionism to a far greater degree than by violating ITU policy and laws in supporting another organization which could not itself have stopped publication...
Newman would not comment yesterday whether the University had directly WHRB's construction program. He say the change over "couldn't have been done without the interest and help of University officials, especially Watson, Monro, and Trottenberg. "We owe a lot to these people," he added...
...Asia, Thanat said no. "I think what the U.S. has been doing in South Viet Nam will go into history as a courageous decision, and measures which will save not only South Viet Nam but the whole of Southeast Asia from Communist domination. In other words. Southeast Asia will owe its freedom and independence to what the United States and the soldiers are doing there...
Although Wood himself is as antique as his author's manner of writing, there will be men with his qualities of mind among the ruling Africans. Such men, Fowler suggests, will be able to calculate the mixed debt of resentment and gratitude they owe to the colonials...
...Gaulle often enough reminds his allies, the West does indeed owe him a debt for putting France back on its political feet again. Even in his insistence on a measure of economic and military autonomy from the U.S. for a united Europe, De Gaulle would have considerable logic on his side if he were not the chief obstacle to unity. But as Lyndon Johnson observed in his own V-E day message to Europe, "There are some efforts today to replace partnership with suspicion, and the drive toward unity with a policy of division...