Word: regular
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Cream Trucks. Tel Aviv's residents got the news only 30 minutes after the first air-raid siren, as Radio Kol Israel interrupted its regular broadcast to announce that heavy fighting had begun against "Egyptian armored and aerial forces which moved against Israel." Lively Jewish folk tunes, rousing Israeli pioneer songs and stirring military marches, including the theme song from The Bridge on the River Kwai, filled the air waves until Defense Minister Dayan came on. His message, like the man, was economical and blunt, concluding with: "Soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces, on this day our hopes and security...
...future seems to hold more of the same. When the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library is constructed, the number of sightseers in Harvard Square will jump quickly. If the City does push through an urban redevelopment program for parts of the Square, even more people may come on a regular basis...
When Mrs. Bunting and the House deans continued to insist that letting every senior move off would put Radcliffe in a dangerous financial position, the girls became convinced that there was "no way to effect our will through the regular channels of communication." During their discussions with Mrs. Bunting, they realized, they said, that "there is a greater problem at Radcliffe, something that goes beyond the immediate question of getting our own apartments: Do we as students have a real voice in the decision-making process of our college? Decisions at Radcliffe, it seems to us, are made completely from...
...City Hall should establish regular communication with the Roxbury community. This could be done through regular meetings with Negro representatives who are in close contact with, and have the confidence of, all segments of Roxbury society. Until now, the mayor's office has been far too inaccessible to such representatives, but meetings were held during the recent violence and should be continued. Collins might also establish a "little city hall" in Roxbury along the lines proposed by Mayor John V. Lindsay in New York City...
...thirds and seems intended to allow members to deal with a colleague who has acted wrongly once elected. The power of expulsion is lumped together in the Constitution with each chamber's right to "punish its members for disorderly behavior," suggesting that it is intended to protect the regular operation of each session of Congress rather than to impose any moral judgments. Hence the lack of specified grounds for expulsion...