Word: withdrawal
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...charging into the senatorial race. A firm supporter of the President's conduct of the war, Duncan, 45, felt that Hatfield's position could not go uncontested, and he left a safe constituency to take on the Governor. "I am morally certain," he says, "that if we withdraw, we will be involved in a third world war with Communist China. I'm convinced that if we stand firm, we'll bring to Southeast Asia a new experience of freedom without a gun at people's heads...
...more importantly, the CDC issued pre-primary endorsements (which county and state party committees are forbidden to do), hoping to end the self-destructive internecine warfare of the previous decades. It was thought that candidates defeated at the CDC convention would quietly withdraw from the primary and for the party...
Symptomatic of the faults of the present curriculum was the protest last December of 20 second-year students, who requested permission to withdraw from lectures and, with faculty supervision, try an experiment in self-education As evidence of the new attitude towards reform at the Med School, the students were immediately given permission to carry out their plans...
...brand of political Medicare would hardly help his image in the Arab world-or the prospects for peace in Yemen. Nasser wants to keep the feud going so that his expeditionary force in Yemen will be positioned for a possible move into strategic Aden when the British withdraw year after next...
That figure now stands at $4.5 billion, and a few cost-conscious Congressmen insist that the U.S., rather than pay that price, ought to withdraw entirely from the SST race. Asks Wisconsin's Demo cratic Senator William Proxmire: "Is this the time to spend federal money on this jet-set frill...