Word: suggesters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...There is no question as to the Senator's actions, and I suggest that the Committee include these pages in the record as a permanent souvenir for connoisseurs of this dubious practice," he said. Appended to the statement was the section of the Galbraith pamphlet "Beyond the Marshall Plan" on which the Indiana senator based his accusations...
...Responsory(1952) by Rev. Russell Woolen ranked highest among the contemporary works. Taken from the Matins of Holy Thursday, it is unmistakably oriented toward the solemnity of Catholic worship. It is rather his modernistic freedom of line and rhythm that can suggest, without limitation, a style that was already perfect for hundred years...
Churchill to F.D.R.: "Have you a name for this operation? If not, I suggest 'Argonaut,* which has a local but not deducible association...
...according to the seasons. Each object, each gesture gives off a melancholy beauty inimitably Japanese. All is so precisely arranged that a wisp of dried fern or a few swirls of gravel in a garden may seem more overpowering than an Alpine view; a slightly disarranged bamboo blind can suggest chaos...
...Japanese government." He also believes that "Soviet intentions toward world domination are still there." Nevertheless, this wealthy and conservative politician is eager to negotiate a peace settlement with the Russians, and is convinced that trade with Communist China is vital to Japan's revival. The statistics suggest otherwise-China accounted for only about 12% of Japan's prewar trade-but the vision whets the desires of many Japanese. "I am convinced that China has no idea of trying to conquer Japan through Communist infiltration and violence," says Premier Hatoyama. "Right now I see no reason for regarding China...