Word: visas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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This is not the first time that Fairbank has been in the center of controversy. His name has cropped up several times in testimony at Washington investigational hearings, and he was for a long time denied a visa to leave the country...
...Chief Boatswain's Mate Vincent T. Paladino, arrived in the U.S. after being turned back once because Lee lacked a proper entry permit (TIME, Nov. 2). With a big assist from the Navy, the four-year-old Lee and Chief Paladino went back to Tokyo, got a valid visa and made the trans-Pacific flight once more. In Hawaii, before winging on to his new home, Lee was welcomed with a jar of kimchi (Korean pickled cabbage), which he ate, and a pair of cowboy six-shooters, which he quickly buckled on. Lee responded with...
Given the power, the Atomic Energy Commission could speed up visa permissions and make the process far less painful. If during his stay, a scientist could have access to secret information, a full security check is, of course, necessary. But if the conference is only concerned with unclassified material, as they usually are, the Commission could safely issue temporary visas for the duration of the meeting...
...Applied for a visa...
...Kashmir after the overthrow of Sheik Abdullah. When Mt. Everest was climbed and expedition members were on their way down to the Nepalese capital, Burke's interest in Tenzing, the expedition's now famous guide, so pleased Nepalese Embassy officials in New Delhi that they transmitted his visa application via the embassy's own radio station. Burke was in Katmandu, the capital city, in plenty of time to get a first-rate story on the expedition...