Word: parente
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Disapproving Parent. After its first stiff little protest, the French government treated the flight with understanding restraint last week, somewhat like a disapproving parent who has caught a child in a naughty act but doesn't want to hurt his feelings with a spanking. The press was amused: L'Aurore seemed flattered that anyone would consider France's puny atomic arsenal worth spying on, and Combat put tongue in cheek to ask WILL THE FRANCO-AMERICAN WAR TAKE PLACE...
Approval Ahead. It was a foregone conclusion that the three-man subcommittee, consisting of Eastland, Sam Ervin of North Carolina and Roman Hruska of Nebraska, would act favorably on the nomination. It did. Liberal members of the parent committee forced a delay of a vote by the full committee until this week, but there seemed to be little doubt that it would recommend Senate approval...
...guides them straight to their targets, does everything but fire their weapons. ADC also mans six Bomarc surface-to-air missile squadrons in the northeastern U.S.; two Bomarc squadrons in Canada and hundreds of Army Hawk and Nike-Hercules missile batteries in the U.S. are under control of the parent NORAD command...
Hansen sends teams of researchers into the streets to find dropouts, learn why they quit, try to lure them back. Of 1,300 located in one survey, 509 were talked into returning. Each accompanied by a parent, 150 prekindergarten children attend Saturday classes to help prepare for school. Twenty college students prepare for teaching careers by working with 100 potentially delinquent elementary school pupils. An Urban Service Corps recruits 1,000 adult volunteers, including such Government wives as Mrs. Robert McNamara and Mrs. Francis Keppel, to tutor children, take them to historical sites, advise parents...
...that happened, ruled the Illinois court, "one might seek damages for being born of a certain color, another because of race, one for being born with a hereditary disease, another for inheriting unfortunate family characteristics; one for being born into a large and destitute family, another because a parent has an unsavory reputation...