Word: respecters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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That was taken as a tut-tut for Nixon, but the President had held his ground on the general question: "I have said that my admiration and my respect for Vice President Nixon is unbounded. He has been for me a loyal and dedicated associate, and a successful one. I am very fond of him, but I am going to say no more about...
...with a dilemma. The dilemma can be resolved, however, by increasing present minute contributions to the U.N. and Colombo Plan and still retaining direct aid. The three paralled programs are not fundamentally at odds, and by partially satisfying Asian demands with increased international funds, the U.S. will gain more respect than it would by stubbornly emphasizing the principle of bi-lateral...
...thorough measure for depriving counter-revolutionaries of the conditions for counterrevolution ary activity." What gave the Chinese terror speed and weight was tested techniques borrowed from the Soviet Union at a time when Stalin was at the top of his power. But the Chinese system differs in one important respect from the Russian: Stalin's NKVD and MVD worked in secret, but Mao's terror gets the utmost publicity...
...Omnibus" will take up with the heritage and tradition of Harvard. It will analyze the University with respect to the ideas and concepts it has borrowed from British and Continental universities and those that it has taken from other New World universities...
...have great respect for Harvard and all that it stands for. I know the above applies only to a very few, but because I am zealous to the reputation of all Harvard men, I hope the above can be corrected. Mildred L. Albert, Dean, Academie Modern