Word: unionizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...talk turned to East-West trade, with Khrushchev blandly insisting that the Soviet Union does not use trade as a political weapon. A few nights before, when a second-string Russian bureaucrat denied that the Russians attach strings to their trade offers, Humphrey retorted: Why, I've just come from a country [Finland] where [trade] not only has strings; it's a political noose." Humphrey asked Khrushchev for specific facts began pressing his own statistics on Khrushchev, who shrugged: "I am not expert and there are details I am not familiar with. He promised to bring in Trade...
Both the French Foreign Office and British sources in London said Moscow was merely repeating what had been said in the original note on Nov. 27 announcing the Soviet Union would junk the four-power occupation agreement on Berlin...
...sobering note, however, came from West Germany's Ambassador to Washington, Wilhelm Grewe. He said he believed the Soviet Union might once again try to impose a total blockade of the West's sector of Berlin. Grewe told the National Press Club the West faces a dangerous situation even though Russia probably does not intend to start a major war over Berlin...
Adams: Student Council, Treasurer, President; Crimson Key Society; Debate Council; Junior Usher; Union Committee; Harvard Fortnightly, Editor; Judge Club, Vice President; Pre-Law Society, Vice President...
Kirkland: Phi Beta Kappa Society; NROTC, Exec. Officer of Harvard Unit; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Chronicler; Harvard Union Debate Council, President; Harvard National Scholarship...