Word: partially
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...acting as their own experts on typewritten documents), Hiss writes. Some of the jurors in his second trial, at which he was convicted, were against him from the start and "lobbied" others over to their side. U.S. District Judge Henry W. Goddard, who presided at his second trial, was partial to the prosecution; the Appeals Court judge (Harrie B. Chase) who wrote the opinion denying his appeal failed to make a careful study of the, record, and developed "grave misconceptions" of the case...
Despite the proverbial unpredictability of a Harvard-Yale game, the odds today must favor the Crimson. The Elis, who are big enough to draw comments from the elephantine California squad on their size, have had only partial success in attempting to compensate for their lack of finesse with aggressiveness...
...dream of airplane designers, the jet-powered vertical take-off plane, became an official reality last week. The Air Force announced that Ryan Aeronautical Co. has test-flown successfully its jet X-13 VTOL (vertical take-off and landing), putting it through all its paces after 18 months of partial tests...
...Manhattan last week Father Martin ended a three-month search through the U.S. and Canada for funds and scholars for another international seminar, endorsed by the sultan, this summer. Subject of the second priory conference: education. Ten students from the U.S. will attend the seminar under partial State Department sponsorship, and professors from Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Fordham have agreed to come. Sixteen Canadian students have enrolled, and most of the countries represented last year will send delegations...
This drive achieved an initial and partial success yesterday. The United States, bowing to Japanese and British pressure, announced it was proposing to other countries which restrict export of strategic goods to Communist countries a partial relaxation of the limitations on trade with Peiping, combined with a certain tightening of restrictions on trade with the Soviet bloc in Europe...