Word: temperedness
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But the mainspring is Ted Adams-he is made of such finely tempered steel that he can work all day, seven days a week, and still be the most relaxed man in Richmond. His day begins at 7 a.m., in the Adams' comfortable red brick house on Matoaka Road...
The case was protested. But to the surprise of almost everyone it was not criticized by angry Southerners but by NAACP lawyers. This was the first official gradual- desegregation order, and the NAACP said it would protest because it feared Boyd's ruling might be used as a precedent throughout...
Privately hopeful that the Sultan might prove more tractable than nationalist hotheads, the Faure government last, week appointed one of France's most popular career officials as new Resident General in Morocco. He is André Louis Dubois, 52, a pianoplaying, party-loving man who as chief of the...
To survive, Negro publications may have to follow the example of Ebony and Atlanta's Daily World, the only Negro daily in the U.S. The World has prospered by consistently giving its 17,000 weekday readers full, even-tempered news coverage. This year it has a 45% advertising gain...
The speaker in these poems often adapts an urgent tone reminiscent of Edna St. Vincent Millay, but this urgency is fortunately tempered by Miss Jennings' awareness that it will pass, that the emotion is twice as intense as it should properly be.