Word: pouring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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black best to pour His tea and correctly express her thanks. There is time...
...least in good shape financially. Last spring, the Committee on Political Endorsements (COPE) of the AFL-CIO voted to contribute $350,000 to the Brown campaign. Individual locals have protested ever since that that they had no choice in the matter, but last month COPE decided to pour even more money into the campaign...
...added $22.5 million to a Vietnamese allocation of roughly $10 million to assuage the misery of more than 1,000,000 war refugees. At least 280,-000 were either sent back to their homes last year or resettled in new locations, but new refugees pour in daily, and the number living in temporary hovels rose during the same period from 320,000 to more than half a million. Private citizens in the U.S. have sent nearly $20 million in clothing, medicines and cash for refugee relief, and 29 U.S. voluntary agencies staffed by 400 Americans work in the camps...
...healed the wounds of Viet Nam, the U.S. hopes for an Asian future that will be more and more mastered by Asians themselves. In Viet Nam, it has bought time for independent Asians to get on with the business of nation building; over the next decade, it will pour out at least $1 billion a year to provide economic thrust, including funds for a vast Mekong Delta project. Its goal is a community of nonCommunist, though not necessarily aggressively antiCommunist, Asian nations that will act as a balance to Red China and create a pattern of practical meaningful cooperation...
...cadeau pour Chicago," said Pablo Picasso. "It's a donation, a gift for Chicago." With those words, the Windy City became the recipient of one of the most magnificent windfalls in its history: Picasso's $100,-000 design for a 50-ft. sculpture to stand in front of the city's new $87 million civic center. Also without charge, the Spanish master-who will turn 85 next month-threw in his original 42-in. maquette for the Chicago Art Institute...