Word: statesmens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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London, Oct. 24--Sharp differences between the United States and Japan on the latter's demands for equal naval strength and security rights developed during the initial parley between statesmen of the two powers here today...
...reduced for them to one dollar; it entails receipt of the weekly bulletins and sporadic larger documents published by the Association dealing with recent international events of American significance, and permits attendance at the discussions, ten a year, held at the Copley on important issues and led by competent statesmen, professors, publicists from all the world...
...consciousness of the necessity of a definite foreign policy and a knowledge of the means by which that policy can be worked out are indispensable in any country. Also, the people of a nation must be able to judge the value of the foreign policy pursued by their statesmen. The aim of the Foreign Policy Association is to make Americans aware of the importance of an intelligent foreign policy and also of the importance of a large group of people capable of criticizing the foreign policy pursued by their government. The student membership which the Foreign Policy Association is offering...
Hour later, old Louis Barthou, whose single bullet had opened an artery in his arm, breathed his last. It was his death as much as the King's which caused statesmen, throughout Europe, to rush excitedly to Cabinet chambers...
...duelist. However, it seemed to him last week that this challenge was somehow mixed up with the innocence of the entire Daladier Cabinet, the honor of French politics and maybe with the Stavisky Case. It might settle the whole issue of "manifestants" and "assassins" as against "rioters" and "statesmen." He read the card: "Jacques Renouvin, Avocat." Then he sent out his seconds...