Word: prospect
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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With the eagerness that he always shows when exercise in the open air is in prospect, the President of the U.S. left the tensions of Washington behind last week and flew to south Georgia for some quail hunting. Within 15 minutes after he arrived at Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey's 600-acre lodge, Dwight Eisenhower was in his hunting clothes, had his 20-gauge, double-barreled shotgun on his arm and was pacing nervously beside a mule-drawn hunting roadster...
...much more difficult contest is in prospect for the Crimson freshmen when they meet Andover in the I.A.B...
More pressure will probably be placed on independent unions to join the federation, but probably without effect. Healy thinks. "I see little prospect of the independents coming under the umbrella of the federation," he said. "With a change in their administration, however, the United Mine Workers might be interested in joining. As for the four operating rail-road brotherhoods, there is little possibility of their being assimilated...
Like most of the professors contacted yesterday, Malia echoed the belief that the change will lead to a "tougher line" in Soviet foreign policy. "This switch in foreign policy might well arise from deep alarm at the prospect of German rearmament and American determination to keep Formose," he said...
...Mendes-France faces the prospect of an indefinite period out of office. The time need not be one of inactivity. For the elements of effective support for his long-range plan are present in France and he should devote his efforts to uniting them. The Socialists, who have been the most responsible party in the Assembly for the last several months, are almost certain to follow him in him reform projects, along with parts of the Gaullists and his own Radical Socialists. The real key to political stability may well lie in the Catholic Popular Republican Party and here Mendes...