Word: visitant
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...journalists were in London, where at a late-hour briefing four of TIME'S key European correspondents-Robert T. Elson (London), Curtis Prendergast (Paris), James Bell (Bonn) and Israel Shenker (Moscow)-filled them in on the people they would see and the situations in the countries they would visit...
When they headed for Moscow everyone was uncertain about the reception they might receive there-the Soviets, typically, had agreed to no advance appointments. But at the Moscow Airport there were instant signs that the Kremlin was deeply interested in the visit. The businessmen were told that Chairman Khrushchev had agreed to a meeting the next day, and the airport was crowded with greeters, waitresses serving Russian brandy and champagne, and aides ready to whisk the group through the airport bureaucracy with unheard-of courtesy and efficiency. And it was immediately clear the Russians thought that since these were businessmen...
...back country had intimidated voters. Though many election brawls were deliberately provoked by leftists, they convinced left-wing British Laborites and other allies abroad that Greece lived under a tyranny. Last June, after King Paul and Queen Frederika rejected Karamanlis' advice to call off a state visit to Britain because of the danger of leftist demonstrations in London, the Premier quit in a huff...
...York-Miami route, where he drummed up trade with the first cut-rate day-coach fares, packaged vacations and scored an impressive coup in 1958 by leasing Boeing 707s from Pan American, thus making National first to fly jets in domestic service; of a heart attack; on a visit to Vienna...
...family atmosphere we hope to create would be distrupted by resident students," Clifton stated. Instead, a married couple will live with the boys, and volunteers will visit regularly for informal as well as organized meetings...