Word: proposall
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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In Denver last week, Presidential Assistant Harold Stassen reported to President Eisenhower on the U.N. deliberations on the limitations of arms (TIME, Sept. 12). Said he: "The odds are that the General Assembly, including the Soviet Union, will accept the President's proposal."
His optimism, said Stassen, was based upon these grounds: first, the Russians were asking intelligent questions at the U.N. about the President's call for an exchange of military blueprints and aerial inspection, "the kind we might be asking if we were considering a proposal by them"; second, the...
Another convention issue: the old question of dropping the word "Protestant" from the name of the denomination to point up its view that the Episcopal church is truly catholic. The proposal was voted down 89¾ to 55. Said Lawyer Charles P. Taft, brother of the late Senator and lay...
Early Warning. Heart of the U.S. proposal was President Eisenhower's offer to exchange military information and to impose an effective ground-air inspection system (TIME, Aug. 29). The U.S. hoped to set up a "network of alarm" designed to provide early warning of a surprise attack, of the...
Cheaper by the Dozen. In Dallas, after the Times Herald quoted Mrs. Clara Margerum as saying she wanted to rent a house for a reunion with her twelve children, she received 93 offers, one a proposal of marriage from a suitor who wanted to claim her children as income tax...