Word: plain
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Most violations were in the Eliot-Kirkland area which allowed regular route police to handle ticket distribution, but Randall said that plain-clothes men were often called to watch the offending cars during...
Finally, the Student Government has been wise in announcing a clear-cut policy on tallying the votes, making it plain that only the activities fee issue will be forced to reach the total majority requirement for a final decision. The Student Government has provided lucid directions; the simplest measure of compliance by the Radcliffe student body will settle three troublesome questions this spring...
Ever since U.N. voted partition, Arabs have been tightening their grip on the lifeline of Jerusalem's 100,000 Jews-the road to Tel Aviv, which twists from the city through the rocky Judean hills to the coastal plain. The city's Jewish population, which used to buy 80 to 90% of its food from neighboring Arabs, now depends on food convoys from the Jewish settlements along the coast. One strongpoint on that road is the village of Kastel, a cluster of dirty stone huts, one big house and a mosque. Jewish Haganah fighters, after seizing it, held...
...addition, the two Republicans will outline the convention strategy and explain plain Stassen's personal views and platform...
...World War II forced on the U.S. or did we ask for it? To Historian Charles A. Beard, the answer already seems plain: President Roosevelt worked for it and got it, all the time pretending that his objectives were peace and defense. Sounding more like a prosecuting attorney than the historian he is, Dr. Beard makes President Roosevelt and the Coming of the War a study in dissimulation...