Word: permitting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...ambitious program has developed since World War II to permit non-team freshmen to compete athletically. Last year 650 (out of the 1,150) freshmen went out for at least one intra-mural sport...
...occupation of Japan ends 90 days after the treaty goes into effect, but the U.S. will sign a separate agreement to permit its forces to keep air, sea and land bases in Japan...
Along with the letter, Shvernik sent a resolution passed by the Supreme Soviet, in response to last month's resolution by the U.S. Congress which called on Russia to permit free exchange of opinion and assured the Russian people that the U.S. wants peace. The Supreme Soviet's answer, free of the usual anti-U.S. invective, somewhat plaintively listed alleged Russian grievances against the U.S., including Washington's moves to keep "agents of Soviet culture" out of the U.S. Said the documents: "The Soviet Union has no aggressive plans and does not threaten any country...
...several cats. But Claire found Italy "beautiful and peaceful" - until the American consulate demanded her passport to return her to the U.S. as a minor living abroad without her parents' consent. Claire refused, said she would renounce her American citizenship first, and got an Italian soggiorno (residence permit), which expired this week...
American Tragedy? On his next tour, now being booked for the winter, he will sing only in arenas and stadiums that can hold enough people to permit a take between $15,000 and $20,000 for each concert. His other plans are grandly hazy. He is tempted by a $250,000 offer to tour in Argentina. He sometimes speaks vaguely of accepting an offer to appear at Milan's famed La Scala, where he would like to sing Andrea Chenier, one of the twelve operatic roles he has learned. He is even vaguer about the great day when...