Word: permanente
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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No One An Enemy. Nixon chose not to deliver a detailed catalogue of policies and programs. His underlying themes were conciliation and equity at home, the quest for peace abroad. "Those who have been left out," he said, "we will try to bring in. Those who have been left behind...
What makes it difficult to get a true fix on the nation's position is the permanent characteristic of the age-the bewildering speed of change. The fact is often stated. But just recognizing it is little help in trying to grasp the impact. In the past three generations...
(2) In the long run, permanent coeducational housing on a college-wide basis should be instituted.
Chalmers and Bruner had agreed on a plan to let Cliffies take over one of the two buildings of Winthrop House and open two of the four buildings of Currier House to boys. The arrangement was to have been permanent, not experimental, Chalmers said.
Israeli diplomats perceive an ominous threat in the very idea of a settlement "imposed" by the big powers. Should it happen, it would serve to make permanent and legitimate the Russian presence in the Middle East. And they are convinced that it would be achieved at the expense of their...