Word: unclearly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Morhouse, 48, New York State Republican chairman and one of Governor Rocke feller's top political advisers. Morhouse had never been a member of the Liquor Authority, and it remained unclear as to just why the grand jury wanted to question him. In any event, he too refused to waive his immunity. Shortly before that, he resigned not only from his Republican Party post but from his state jobs as $17,000-a-year vice chairman of the New York State Thruway Authority and un-salaried chairman of the Lake George Parkway Commission...
After several weeks of stunned silence. Moscow's cultural commissars last week slapped Stalin Prizewinner Nekrasov good and hard. His "insulting attitude" toward the security official was bad enough, huffed an editorial in Izvestia. Worse, said the paper, "it is altogether unclear how a Soviet writer contrives not to see the striking social contrasts and class contradictions of American life and the military psychosis fanned by imperialist circles." Nekrasov's error was in trying to give a balanced picture-''black and white sides of American life on a fifty-fifty basis." This, ruled Izvestia, was nothing...
Second, Reston's clumsy threat was directed at Adenauer after clear signs that Germany would oppose De Gaulle's veto on British entry. Why Adenauer should be so addressed is unclear, since it takes only France's vote to bar Britain from the Market now or ever. A German blackball would be not only unlikely but redundant. Evidently, when Washington says Germany they mean France, just as when Moscow says Albania they mean China...
Khrushchev, Kennedy told newsmen and the nation over television, had agreed to get his bombers out of Cuba within 30 days (just why it would take 30 days remained unclear, and no one asked). That being the case, Kennedy was ordering that the naval blockade of Cuba be lifted (just why it was being lifted before the planes were actually removed was also not made clear...
This present agreement has evolved from a long series of Faculty discussions concerning the fourth year of advanced standing. The problem has existed since the initial Faculty legislation creating the AP program, in which Wilcox feels the language was "very unclear." Wilcox first made the proposal to offer the M.A. in the spring of 1960, when several AP students wanted to remain in Houses but wanted to "be graduate students...