Word: targeted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...said Pompidou, France runs the danger of being attacked in the event of a conflict between the U.S. and Russia "for reasons having nothing to do with France and its obligations to the alliance. None of that would force us to declare war, but it would make us a target for atomic bombs." In fact, Pompidou believes that the U.S. concept of flexible response might well turn Europe into a battlefield for U.S. and Russian weapons and thus "limit the area for atomic war to spare Russian and American territory. What we have against this doctrine is that...
...only Negro dean at Harvard, Archie Epps is an obvious target for impossible expectations. Everyone has his own vague stereotype of what a Negro leader should be, and Epps is neither black enough for the Negroes nor white enough for the whites...
...Huge Avalanche. In the air, the U.S. offensive continued without abatement. Chief target was one land action that has not slowed down: the steady flow of supplies and men from the north. American airmen have long been frustrated by the fact that the F-105 and F-4B fighter-bombers used for strikes against North Viet Nam are too small to haul enough bombs to completely smash roads and bridges. Last week the U.S. sent winging from Guam to North Viet Nam just the planes for the job: eight-engine B-52 jet bombers, armed with 630 tons of bombs...
...Target date for the first issue of New York's new afternoon newspaper, the World Journal, is April 25. The only way the date can be met, said Matt Meyer, president of the new publishing company, World Journal Tribune, Inc., is for the newspaper unions to cooperate. "In our judgment," wrote Meyer in a letter to World-Telegram employees, "the merger is the only way we can create a publishing force which will endure in New York and, at the same time, make employment available to the largest number of people who presently work for our papers." Similar letters...
...Hoax." The publicity was what nettled Sargent Shriver's Office of Economic Opportunity, target of the protest for not having acted on the campers' requests for $1,356,000 in housing and training grants. Said OEO Spokesman James Kelleher: "They can sit in the park until Christmas, but we're not going to provide funds for something that's a hoax...