Word: willingness
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Fu Tsun got a British visa, bought a ticket on a regular British European Airways flight to London. Last week he went to the airport, fearing that at any moment he would be turned back. But the Polish officials passed him, and Fu Tsun flew safely on to London. Friends...
Into the Camp. In the face of the new threat by the rebels, Batista's regime showed few signs of cracking. In Havana 30 new British medium tanks and cases of Italian machine guns were unloaded and hustled off to Camp Columbia. From time to time there were tales...
Willing Wardens. Convict journalists* have responded to the qualified freedom they enjoy by turning out respectable papers and-in increasing numbers-respectable workmen. After spending 33 of his first 45 years behind bars, Morris Rudensky, alumnus of several prison periodicals, is a successful copywriter for Brown & Bigelow, a big and...
The bouncy 63-year-old first deputy premier said he is ready and willing to talk about the Berlin crisis or any other East-West problem during the two weeks he expects to be in this country.
Eleanor Roosevelt receives an honorary degree from Harvard. Dean Adams goes back into retirement. President Pusey, emerging from a toplevel conference with Program officials, reports that he has reconsidered the Fund for the Needy's offer and is willing to accept. 1100 seniors are admitted to the fellowship of academic...