Word: vitality
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...week, for example, both Pope Paul VI and the National Council of Churches pleaded for an extended pause. On the other hand, many politicians and military men feel that, to be really effective, the raids should be stepped up to include some of North Viet Nam's most vital targets...
...speech: "Is there no other way to settle our differences than by open conflict that injures those who have little or no involvement in the strike itself?" New York's liberal Republican Senator Jacob Javits has proposed a law under which courts could appoint receivers to operate struck vital facilities...
...sentence and $254 fine at $1 per day. Only Justice Hugo Black joined Stewart in holding that the case should be reviewed. But such acceptance requires the votes of four justices, and Stewart argued in vain that "it is at least our duty to see to it that a vital guarantee of the U.S. Constitution is accorded with an even hand in all the states...
...even likely to engage in espionage or sabotage. Nevertheless, none of McBride's constitutional rights were infringed, ruled the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. Even though a man is only a potential security risk, there is "nothing unreasonable" in barring him from jobs that are "vital" to national defense...
Wassily Kandinsky was one of the first modern artists to put abstraction into the visual vocabulary of 20th century painting. Yet roots of Kandinsky's modernism lie more in the soul than in any scientific mood. For him, folk art with its romance and spiritual energy was a vital source, just as it was for his contemporary Stravinsky, who made brightly violent music, such as The Firebird, out of traditional Russian folk tales, and the sculptor Brancusi, who derived his mythical Maiastra bird from a Rumanian fairy tale...