Word: travel
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...present, at least, special ship voyages across the Atlantic will continue. Several NSA sponsored round-trip voyages to Europe, including room, board, and European travel packages for $800 will continue...
Certainly it is easy to understand the excitement of the University of Massachusetts, which is meeting its first Ivy League foe since it lost to the Crimson, 47 to 0, in 1916. Yet one doubts if the enthusiasm which inspired 3,000 of 3,900 UMass students to travel to the game will be enough to bring victory...
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles is the most traveled Cabinet officer in history: he has logged a total of 152,128 miles on 14 diplomatic missions outside the continental U.S. since taking office. Moreover, he is the first Secretary of State to use travel as part of his method of operation. Dulles, by frequently putting the secretarial ear to the ground at various points on the globe, combines the benefits of localized U.S. embassy reports with his own understanding of the global situation. And at age 66 he has made a discovery that Grandfather John Watson Foster (President Benjamin...
...week's end, he headed north to Canada for a few hours on his island hideaway in Lake Ontario. As he departed, he got formal confirmation of his next travel plans: after addressing the U.N. General Assembly in New York this week, he will probably have to make another trip to London for the forthcoming nine-power conference...
...overaggressive sex comedy, it has been broadened by foreign travel but scarcely brightened, and Tallulah should have thought twice about appearing in it. No doubt she did, and chose it not as challenge but as a field day. Playing a Parisian writer who has had three children by as many lovers, she decides-now that her children wish to marry respectably-that she had better get married herself. The three fathers, after 20 years, are hence bidden to a house party...