Word: waits
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...strength of much of his writing. One of the most versatile writers in the Soviet Union, an experienced critic and journalist, a poet, novelist and playwright, K. M. Simonov is best known in this country for his great war novel, Days and Nights, and for such lyrical poems as "Wait for Me" and "Do You Remember." During his brief visit to the University last week, Simonov, acting on his own initiative, spent Thursday evening talking to undergraduates in the Adams House common room...
...after Jackie Kennedy's son was born, Mamie Eisenhower announced that she would invite her successor over to the White House soon, for a cellar-to-attic inspection tour. When? asked a reporter. "Well," smiled Mamie, "I have to wait...
...similar decline is shown by the feeling that "adherence to the United Nations absolves us from further responsibility in the international order and that decisions made by the United Nations, regardless of their objective value, are always to be regarded as morally right." There is no need to wait for a mass movement to cure the "mental lethargy" of collectivism, said the bishops. "The heroes of our history have not been blind forces but stouthearted persons; our worthy national goals have been achieved not as a result of environment but by men who made their environment ... If our future...
...some depositors, all this efficiency will have one drawback. Since the clearing of checks will be greatly speeded up, it will no longer be possible to write out a check and wait for a day or two to deposit the cash to cover...
About a minute after the varsity swimming team lost to Yale last March, Harvard followers immediately and unequivocally stated: "Wait till next year." things stand now, the same chorus should be heard this coming March, The opens today against Springfield College at Springfield...