Word: stirs
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...generate power." Measured against British coolness to the Anglican faith (of 27 million baptized members, only 3,000,000 are registered on parish rolls), the Diocese of Southwark is indeed bubbling. And Bishop Stockwood, 50, a charming and worldly man in whom humility coexists with vanity, gives it another stir almost daily. In the process, he has become perhaps the most storied bishop in England...
...election campaign. Some went to newsmen, others to politicians. All originated in London, were in envelopes stamped airmail, and seemed timed to influence the elections. But if that was the purpose, the senders bungled: most of the copies came by sea and arrived too late to cause a campaign stir...
...Your anniversary issue must stand as the noblest product of your 40 years. The Lincoln cover and the Lincoln essay stir me in my soul. What is written stands like rock. It is a great piece of literature. It is all of history. Those who put it together deserve the highest accolade...
...Diefenbaker is firstly a Canadian and secondly a politician. He doesn't tenaciously covet power. He fights to do what is best for Canada. Mr. Diefenbaker did not stir up anti-Americanism. He isn't anti-American. He is pro-Canadian, as every Prime Minister should be. He is concerned for the welfare of Canada and is unafraid to stand up and to defend the rights and freedom of Canada and Canadians...
Jagan continues to stir up antagonism inside the country, and last week his regime was challenged by a paralyzing general strike. The walkout was called to protest labor legislation that would require government-directed union elections in all industries. The powerful Trades Union Council suspected Cheddi of trying to grab control of the unions, insisted on elections regulated by an independent agency...