Word: warmed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Three weeks later, on Pearl Harbor Day, Johnson and his top security advisers again assembled in Texas, outdoors under a warm sun.* The advice was unanimous: an announced pause in the bombing, then the quiet peace offensive. L.B.J. quickly vetoed the no-bombing public declaration. "For me to stand up and announce a bombing pause," he asserted, "would be to admit that this was a propaganda circus." With that, the President fell silent, and his advisers left the ranch convinced he was going to reject the whole idea...
...described Shastri as "a friendly, warm, attractive" man "with a great deal of determination." Under Shastri's successor, Galbraith predicted, there will be "a very high degree of continuity in India's relations with China, Russia, Pakistan, and the United States...
Perhaps the junior faculty's weakness in affecting Department policy is structural. As one assistant professor said, "No matter how warm, humane and lovable the people in power are, the junior people are going to feel persecuted in some...
...rebound of his own shot. But most of the action was in the corner and in the penalty box. Ben Smith and Thorn had a little wrestling match, with Fitzsimmons coming over to referee. Demment, Price, Bob Carr, and Smith (two infractions) kept the Harvard sin seats warm...
Relations between the Moslem nations of Iraq and Iran have never been very warm. Most Iraqis are Arabs, but the majority of Iranians pride themselves on being ethnically distinct Persians. Each country has large numbers of its citizens residing across unguarded boundaries in the other, which encourages illegal immigration and smuggling...