Word: sharing
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...more fundamental question is whether the Khrushchev line denotes only a temporary, tactical change in Communism or a more profound one. All Communists, no matter of what stripe, still share the aim of defeating capitalism; but this statement, while as true as ever, is no longer a sufficient analysis of the situation. Some of the metamorphoses that Communism has undergone may have begun as tactical moves which in effect make Communism more attractive, but may end up meaning more-for example, Yugoslavia's compromises with free enterprise, the Italian Communist Party's championship of the small businessman...
Though the patio has Gothic gargoyles and segmented arches typically Spanish, there is an overall order and clarity that reaches back to Greco-Roman architecture. Even the marble ornamentation bespeaks the Renaissance virtues of knowledge and diversity. Military trophies, helmets and maces share the stone with musical instruments; there is a sculptural bestiary of basilisks and griffins, scrolled foliage and fruits. Proudly, the young grandee could not resist a final fillip: carved in the marble is a continuous frieze in Latin which proclaims that he "erected this castle as the castle of his title...
...obstacles were raised by the Methodists, who are the largest of the six groups involved and have been most wary of merger. They voiced misgivings that other churches did not share their views on total alcoholic abstinence...
...scoring star for Harvard was ambidextrous midfielder Tink Gunnoe, who scored two goals and added six assists. But Gunnoe had to share the laurels today with sophomore attackman Ted Leary, who pumped in four goals and three assists...
...sales are up 16.6%. Studebaker is out of the picture, and American Motors, caught short by the public's swing away from its compact cars, is off 12%. But it is Ford that is making the biggest splash of all in the area that counts most: share of the auto market. Ford's first-quarter sales are up an impressive 12%, and its market penetration, as Detroit terms it, is gaining in a rapidly expanding market after several years of decline. So far this year, it is up a percentage point-to 26.2%-at the expense...