Word: westernness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...best in the East until Larry Livers of Villanova sped to a record 61.0 in winning the U.S. Track and Field Federation Meet in California Saturday. But Livers has never beaten Lynch over the low hurdles, and it's notorious that Eastern runners improved their times on fast surface Western tracks. Lynch's best low hurdle time, for instance, was his 51.4, good for fifth place in last year's NCAA...
Preoccupied with crisis diplomacy in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic, President Johnson has had little time to think of the rest of the world-including Western Europe, the area of most vital concern to the U.S. Yet no one could doubt that the U.S.'s fences in Europe needed mending, or, at the very least, tending...
...laws degree, along with six others. At a luncheon given by the German-American Chamber of Commerce and attended by 635 U.S. businessmen, Erhard spoke of deteriorating U.S.-French relations, and their effect on the Atlantic Alliance. West Germany's foreign policy, he said, depends on a strong Western Alliance that includes both France and the U.S. "There can be no European unity without France or without Germany," he declared. And "without the closest alliance with the U.S.," there can be no North Atlantic Treaty Organization...
There was some tidying of the war room. Created in 1949 as a bulwark against a Russian ground invasion of Western Europe, NATO for most of its existence has been unrealistically committed to the goal of 30 divisions in Europe backed up by stockpiled supplies sufficient to support them through 90 days of combat. At slightly more than 26 divisions today, NATO is the closest it has ever come to that goal. For the first time, the ministers openly admitted what most Europeans had privately felt for some time-that, as one diplomat put it, "the idea of a full...
...WESTERN COLLEGE FOR WOMEN Constance Baker Motley, LL.D., associate counsel of the N.A.A.C.P. and president of the Borough of Manhattan. The chief courtroom tactician of the entire civil rights movement...