Word: sending
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...throwing its leaders into jail) was busy last week cooking up sentiment for a pro-Mossadegh uprising. Those who feared that Mossadegh's wizardry might live after him were urging a secret trial, a death sentence and then a merciful commutation from the Shah which would send Mohammed Mossadegh into long imprisonment or into exile...
...Communist China has been and now is training, equipping and supplying the Communist forces in Indo-China. There is the risk that, as in Korea, Red China might send its own army into Indo-China. The Chinese Communist regime should realize that such a second aggression could not occur without grave consequences which might not be confined to Indo-China. I say this soberly, in the interest of peace...
...same time the Roman Catholic Church, long suppressed and persecuted by anticlerical revolutionists, is resurgent in Mexico. All over the country new modern churches are rising to replace those wrecked in the revolution. Nuns and priests wear their habits and cassocks in public; more and more parents send their children to Catholic schools. Under Ruiz Cortines, whose wife goes to church (though he does not), this trend is likely to continue...
...Wear Daily. Kinsey restated the question to his own liking -"Should the manufacturers of clothes be seriously disturbed by nude sleeping?" -then replied that, mostly, it is women with higher educations who sleep in the raw. The mother of an eight-year-old girl asked whether she should send her child to a coeducational or a girls' school, got a snappy answer: "In other words, you want to know whether she should go to a heterosexual or a homosexual school. Frankly, we don't have enough information yet on that problem." The New York Daily News...
...rabbi. He had just been offered a good job on the police force, he said, but it would mean that he would have to work on the Sabbath. What should he do? The learned rabbi was silent for some minutes, then he dismissed his visitor. He would send for him, he said, when he had come to his decision. Several weeks passed and the young man heard nothing. Anxiously, he asked the rabbi again for a verdict. The rabbi sighed deeply and looked into his beard. "Ah, my son," he said, "in Europe I was never faced with such problems...