Word: winterized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...seemingly paralyzing "What if ...?" Last week, as the Middle East crisis seemed to be heading for a settlement, the question was: "What if Israel refuses to get out of Gaza?" To forestall such a refusal, the President and the State Department engaged in the most serious diplomacy of the winter. See NATIONAL AFFAIRS, What If . . .? As for the larger-looming question-"What if Russia decides to oppose the U.S. moves to establish world order?" -the U.S. now has the biggest big stick in its history: an armed force far mightier than the Russians', presided over by Admiral Arthur Radford...
...tourists, sick of grey winter days, flew to the West Indies in record numbers, the sunny lands of the Caribbean surged with progress, violence and tropical intrigue. In Jamaica, the democratic chieftains of the British Caribbean islands formed a new nation at a significant, heartening, little-noticed conference. In Cuba, a dictator struck out sharply to quell a running revolution that was not yet shaking his regime-but was not slowing down, either. Another dictator, in the Dominican Republic, was caught in a tightening web of evidence in the airplane kidnaping of a Manhattan scholar who criticized...
SKIING: Varsity vs. Williams Winter Carnival at Williamstown (second...
...varsity skiing team, with its chances for anything better than a weak performance already very slim, will have its hopes further lowered by the absence of captain Joe Poindexter from the Williams College Winter Carnival which opens today in Williamstown...
...prospects are very dim for the Crimson team which finished seventh in a field of eight at the Middlebury Ski Carnival last week, and ninth in a field of eleven at the Dartmouth Winter Carnival the previous week...