Word: speak
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...elected I will never regard the presidency as a personal office. A President should not speak of "my country" but always of "our country," not of "my Cabinet" but of "the Cabinet." For once the Cabinet has been appointed it becomes something apart from the man who nominated its members and something apart even from the Senate which confirms them in office...
Fear of Rewriting. Normally reluctant to speak out in public, Black seized the occasion of Columbia's Carpentier Lectures to set to rest "current comments that I have changed my views, with the implication that I am now deciding constitutional issues differently." Undeniably, Black is-more than previously-siding on occasion against individuals claiming constitutional protection. But, he said, "I think I can say categorically that I have not changed my basic constitutional philosophy-at least not in the past 40 years...
Thirdly, McCarthy no longer has the advantage of being able to speak almost exclusively to the issue of the war. With his "victory" in New Hampshire, and his insistence that he now has his eyes on the White House, the Senator must comment more extensively on domestic problems, and indeed, outline more specific proposals for getting the United States out of Vietnam. The recent departure of his two chief press aides, complaining that McCarthy was not addressing all the issues, along with the impending defection of advisor-speechwriter Richard Goodwin hint at the beginning of the breakdown of that rare...
Presidential choices listed on the ballot range form George C. Wallace to Fred Halstead, the Socialist Worker candidate." "There has been a lot of thunder on both the left and the right," Harris said, "but this will be the first time that students have been able to speak with a single voice...
Kenneth Keniston, Associate Professor of Psychology at Yale, will speak on "Youth: Change and Violence" at 8 p.m. tonight in Lowell Lecture Hall...