Word: recruitable
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Aron asserted that the army will remain loyal to de Gaulle so long as he guarantees that they will not be removed from Algeria; providing he does not negotiate officially with the rebel Algerian National Liberation Front, and does not recruit officials for the new Algerian government from members of the rebel group...
...James Robinson, minister, politican, and social worker, will arrive at the University today to recruit students for a program of community improvement in Africa...
...Poor organization and failure to run stronger candidates" beat his party in many areas in 1958, wrote Vice President Richard Nixon in a post-mortem after the Democrats won the House of Representatives 283 to 158. Since then Nixon & Co. have been beating the bushes to recruit articulate, attractive young Republicans to run for Congress. Last week 167 of 1960's crop of new Republican candidates paid their way to the capital, where the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee picked up hotel and food tabs and put on a two-day cram course on how to influence voters...
...some of Sally's boys, luck runs the other way. Once, when she tried to recruit one Massador, she was told he had been killed. Sally asked what had happened. "Well," came the answer matter-of-factly, "he went out of his territory. He wanted to go to this party in Brooklyn. I warned...
...bank rate to an anti-inflationary 6%. And Prime Minister Harold Macmillan began a series of pep talks designed to spur sales abroad. "We have always been merchant adventurers," he told a London audience of 400 top businessmen last week. "That is our tradition. I urge you to recruit your fellows into those noble ranks." He noted that "our German friends have coined a word, Exportfreudigkeit, or roughly 'export joy,' " and he invited his blue-chip audience to get out and learn what it means...