Word: savely
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...economic development in the framework of a free enterprise system. The vast majority of Greeks still support these principles. Under a "guided democracy," it may take some time until they organize themselves into an effective majority. But they will come back, Should, then, another Junta be called upon to "save" Greece and restore stability...
...Amstarted in the nets Saturday, was taken away in an ambulance in the third quarter with a back injury and is still on crutches, a doubtful performer this week. Pre-season starter, John Axten, has recovered slowly from a significance came Saturday at Ithaca. There, Breese made one beautiful save, blocking a hard shot with his body out in front of the goal, but misjudged a corner kick that went in over his head for the second Cornell tally...
Addressing the Young Republican Symposium on the Urban Crisis, Whalen charged that present federal poverty programs "discourage the poor from trying to work, to save, and to support their families." The administrative approach of an "expanding bureaucracy" must end, he declared...
They will save their children from the murder that the people in this audience (as citizens of Massachusetts) have unpardonably permitted--and they will not listen when you tell them to go slow...
Hochhuth portrayed Pius XII as a Machiavellian "inverted mystic" who hoped to use Hitler to save Europe from Communism. The Churchill of Soldiers seems to be an equally callous caricature. According to the play, Britain's wartime Prime Minister (played by Otto Hasse) was a tragic figure who authorized immoral acts in hopes of saving his nation. Among them was the murder of Sikorski, a stiff-necked patriot who infuriated Stalin first by demanding the postwar return of Polish territories annexed by Russia, then by calling for an investigation of the Katyn massacre of 4,253 Polish military prisoners...