Word: permitting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...hearing was delayed pending the Oregon District Attorney's decision to permit French to have his case heard here. French thinks it likely, however, that permission will not be granted and the case will be recalled to Oregon. In that event he will have three days in which to return home for the hearing, accompanied by a Marshall...
...from outside groups, but it has propensities. If the improtee-prospective promises to fill an intellectual need at College, one not filled by local groups, the University "looks with favor on its application." This is precisely what happened last year when the Boston Film Society (now Cine), received its permit to operate on University property. No student group had the series of films BFS was providing, and no group had approached the University with any such idea...
...long ago, Yoshida made a great show of offering him pillows, later volunteered to read Hatoyama's speech for him. In last week's election, Hatoyama polled more votes than any other candidate. Almost alone of Liberal candidates, he urged that the Japanese constitution be revised to permit rearmament. Yoshida, though pro-Western, ducked the delicate rearmament question. When the Liberals meet at the end of this month to choose a Prime Minister, Hatoyama will seriously challenge his old standin. As of now, the betting is on Yoshida...
...President José Antonio ("Chichi") Remón told a crowd of 20,000 Panamanians in his inaugural address last week. Taking over a government that is $40 million in debt, Chichi promised a brisk, businesslike administration, fairer and more efficient tax collections, and a realistic budget that would permit Panama to live within its means. Most of those means are derived from the U.S.-controlled Panama Canal, which bisects his tiny (pop. 805,000) isthmian country; the new President said that cordial relations with the U.S. will be the keystone of his foreign policy, and pledged relentless opposition...
...With the return of thousands who have done their military service, many of whom will enter college, it is hoped that the supply of available manpower will permit a gradual readjustment in the sequence of military training and college training," he said...