Word: willingness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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* Free elections throughout South Vietnam. Calling free elections in South Vietnam "the ultimate key to an honorable peace," Humphrey opened his proposal to any party "willing to follow the peaceful process [of elections]."
Support for the educational philosophy of the course is the second qualification for sectionmen. They must be committed to a discussion directed to the interest of the students in the section. Teaching is a skill which can be developed if one is willing to work hard at it. Most teachers...
A similar copy of the housing convention's resolutions was mailed to M.I.T. Walter L. Milne, assistant to the (M.I.T.) chairman, gave an answer similar in tone to Whitlock's that some of the resolutions were inconsistent, and some were of dubious legality, but that M.I.T. was willing to work...
In some areas, the token integration that the civil rights laws left was enough. Negroes were content to be able to vote, even if their vote was accepted reluctantly. They were willing, for a while, to ride the busses, even though hostile stares greeted them. Jobs given reluctantly were a...
On August 3 the principal of the University of Mexico placed the flag at half mast as a symbol that the autonomy of the University had been violated. During this period more students "disappeared." Some were killed, some made prisoners. In an attempt to move the government to action, the...