Word: tides
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...From those bases, granted by Salazar in 1943. antisubmarine planes helped turn the tide against German U-boats in the Battle of the Atlantic...
When he projects his own image, Harold Macmillan sounds more like Trollope than Tide. In an interview with Publisher Jocelyn Stevens in last week's issue of Queen magazine, the Prime Minister indulged in some mellow ruminations that could never have been cued by an adman...
...WESTERN EUROPE. The grand design is a united Europe, secure in its economic and military might, and working with the U.S. toward a peaceable and orderly world. Administration thinkers believe that, despite De Gaulle, the tide of history is running that...
Some progressive Republican leaders might wish for still more attention to All-American Conferences and less to attacking NSA or the Young Adult Council. But that is not a realistic alternative today. For while it is true that the Young Republicans have been swept up in a sudden "tide of conservatism," this is because they have been more conservative than the party as a whole for almost a decade. The best that can be expected is a rule of tolerance for all points of view. A progressive can be grateful that the Young Republican leadership, barring a reversal at June...
...will by no means solve all the West's problems, Fulbright predicted. In fact, he suggested that "the narrowing of the horizons of Soviet ambition in the face of growing Western strength and unity could conceivably lead irresponsible or incompetent leaders into some desperate gamble to reverse the tide." The dangers, Fulbright said, are obvious: "When a great power is confronted with an increasingly unfavorable disequilibrium in the scales of world power, it may be tempted to act rashly to reverse the trend...