Word: speake
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Eisenhower, through his ubiquitous mouth-piece, Sherman Adams, has refused an invitation from Mongomery's Rev. Martin Luther King to speak in the South on the problems of integration. The reason that he gave for his refusal was that he could not spare the time to "schedule a speaking engagement". The President has, however, in the past two weeks, been able to make two separate trips to Augusta, Georgia, spending a total of nine days...
...Friday, Mihaly will speak at the Russian Research Center's staff seminar on law and economic planning in Hungary and the Soviet Union. He was engaged in this work before he left Budapest, helping to resolve legal disputes between economic enterprises...
...statement "that everyone recognizes that Israel's position ... is fully justified." She has not seen everyone in the U.S. and plenty of us feel that Israel is out of bounds not only physically but spiritually. I am appalled that a visitor to our country would presume to speak for everyone...
...week's end a cheerful Foster Dulles reported that the talks were going "extremely well." He was elated to learn that Saud had come to the U.S. to speak not merely for himself but as a representative of Egypt, Syria and Jordan as well. And since, as Secretary Dulles assured newsmen, the King "very definitely" had got a much clearer understanding of the Eisenhower doctrine and the new role that the U.S. aims to play in the Middle East, Saud's trip may well foretell a more stable climate in that area...
...would Negro leaders react if the police staged a mass raid on Negro nightspots to round up suspects? asked Brannon tentatively. To his surprise, the businessmen assured him that they would speak up to defend the police if the Negro community raised an outcry. A few nights later, in Kansas City's biggest police raid since 1941, nine teams of detectives-with at least one Negro cop on each team -stormed into Negro-district bars, restaurants, pool halls, nightclubs. Three paddy wagons shuttled back and forth for three hours, hauling 276 men and three women to headquarters for questioning...