Word: unlikelyness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Reports TIME Correspondent Richard Bernstein, who is based in Hong Kong: "The mix of popular dissatisfaction, the loss of Mao as a figure of authority and the constant infighting within the bureaucracy have created the most explosive political crisis to face China since the Cultural Revolution of 1966-69. The...
From its unlikely beginning at what became known as the Haystack Prayer Meeting, the U.S. Protestant missionary movement has depended on collegiate enthusiasm, and that enthusiasm is increasing at a remarkable rate. Last week, as the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship held its eleventh triennial Missionary Convention, a record 16,000...
One who appraises Small Is Beautiful as a book solely about economics may wonder why the book is highly valued in so many different quarters, possessing a following that could almost be called a cult, and including such unlikely fans as Jerry Brown and Dean Rosovsky. The religious idiom Schumacher...
His roommate and he said that they asked the House office if they would be able to stay in a hotel at the University's expense, but Livingston said that it was unlikely.
Sizing Up Carter. In foreign affairs, the new Premier confronts both a Moscow that is still seething because Tokyo allowed the U.S. to dismantle and examine the MiG-25 that a defecting Soviet airman flew to Japan in September, and a Peking miffed because negotiations for a Japanese-Chinese peace...