Word: via
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...take a wry satisfaction in having got into TIME'S columns by the back door, so to speak, via a bit of dog Latin and H.H.'s coattails...
...Ecuador, a member of the local Communist Party and a fellow traveler were arrested as they re-entered the country, one coming from Red China via London with $25,000 earmarked (according to Ecuador's Treasury Minister) for subversion, the other carrying tightly folded plans of terrorist tactics in a toothpaste tube...
...most spectacular space achievements. Last year two cosmonauts simultaneously swirled in space in a fine exhibition of launch timing-and both orbited longer than Cooper. Almost certainly, another Soviet space extravaganza is ahead. But Russia has never done much more than tell the world of its space successes-via verbal reports-and last week's Cape Canaveral launching was seen by millions overseas via Telstar television. It was a display of free world candor and confidence that undercut the post facto reports of Soviet achievements...
Vellucci's position on the castle remains dependent on the outcome of his investigation of secret prison plans. He also mentioned that if Appian St. was indeed named after the Via Appia in Rome he might propose that Harvard build a coliseum instead of a castle...
...some notion of pluralism, which means, inter alia, that far from being an undesirable feature of liberal society, particularly associational behavior is the sine qua non of such society. 18th and 19th century nationalisms in Europe were inspired by particularistic norms and forces, and the progress they secured via the destruction of outmoded empire-states was related to these norms. One could say the same of the American Revolution as well, but since contemporary liberalism seems no longer fond of citing the American Revolution as a precedent of something good, proper, and progressive, I won't belabor this...