Word: swing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Speaking at a meeting of the United Nations Council last night, Reischauer said that the violent nature of the Communist party in Japan, coupled with the large number of Koreans in the party, swing mass support to the socialists...
Sunday night a call came through from Ike Eisenhower, in St. Louis. He and Nixon talked for 20 minutes. At 1:15 a.m. Nixon announced to reporters that he would interrupt his swing through the Northwest, fly back to Los Angeles Monday, and make a nationwide radio & TV address...
...have to launch a second era of trustbusting," said Wilson, "and we need a bigger stick than even Teddy Roosevelt could swing." Electric Charlie's electrifying idea: sell the Government-owned power and water projects to the people. "The potential buyers are all around us," said Charlie Wilson. "They are the people who own Government bonds . . . Bonds could be exchanged for shares of stock in the new companies to spring from the presently Government-owned plants...
Then the governor settled down to Illinois state business and to preparations for his next campaign trip-a swing into New England, Maryland and Virginia...
...since he took the first step by introducing what has come to be known as concentration and distribution. His pattern remains essentially unaltered to this day. Emphasis on a field of concentration continues; for distribution the Faculty has substituted a program in general education--a program now in full swing with the entire support of the Faculty and student body. With the appointment of the Senior Tutors--the Allston Burr Senior Tutors they will be called in honor of the memory of Allston Burr--with the appointment of these gentlemen, an effective integration of the Houses and our educational program...