Word: thanking
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...battle cry against the four Negro girls in the city's first integrated schools: "Are you going to wait until Congolese rape your daughters! Are you going to let these burr-heads into your schools! Do something about it now!" For much of its present trouble, Louisiana can thank Leander Perez...
...Student Council member, I want to thank the CRIMSON for discussing the lack of interest in the Student Council and for pointing out certain areas of Council activity. However, I would have appreciated the editorial considerably more and would consider it far more constructive if it had occurred prior and not subsequent to the Student Council elections. Charles P. Gamer...
...deep humility that at least some of us in the Episcopal Church would apologize for the article published in the Living Church (not an official organ of the church) and reprinted as "news" in TIME, Oct. 31. This article's content is a travesty upon our church, but thank God the church in Springfield, Mo. cannot represent all of us! For every one of them, there are ten unlike them...
...they had shifted from Jack to Senator. Now "Mr. President-elect" sounded too clumsy; "Mr. President" would not be fitting till Jan. 20, 1961. Later, Kennedy himself cleared it up, asked that he be called "Senator-a mighty good title," though the press conference ended with a called-out "Thank you, Mr. President" anyway...
Germany's Konrad Adenauer was almost openly pro-Nixon during the campaign-his fears of Democratic "flexibility" on Berlin could not be laid to rest despite Kennedy's tough line. Adenauer adjusted smoothly to the outcome. "Thank God the election is over," he cried. "We need have no worries. A steady continuation of American policy will be maintained." A top French official worried privately about "the men around Kennedy-they seem overexcited about Africa and Asia. There's no one with a close connection with the European problem." But the French generally welcomed what they thought would...