Word: withdrawe
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND, to which the U.S. contributes $4.1 billion of the $14 billion subscription, promotes international monetary stability by lending money to meet short-term balance-of-payment problems. With the U.S. using its considerable influence to bolster the Alliance, Latin American countries have been able to withdraw an imposing $210,200,000 since March. The heaviest borrowers so far: Brazil, $60 million; Chile, $60 million; Colombia, $65 million...
...passed the resolution 66-0, with 30 nations-including the U.S. and Britain-abstaining. Unresolved, of course, was whether France would pay any more attention to the General Assembly than it had paid to an earlier decision by the U.N. Security Council calling on both France and Tunisia to withdraw to their original positions. Tunisia's President Habib Bourguiba, somewhat satisfied with paper victory, sounded a conciliatory note. "The dead of Bizerte must not be an obstacle for the future," he said. "Once our territory is entirely liberated, we will lose all our complexes." But there was no indication...
...soft-hitting Justina ranked only eleventh among U.S. women, and was noted primarily for her unspectacular retrieving game. But last week, her accurate placements kicking up puffs of chalk along the baseline. Lefthander Bricka ran Angela Mortimer so hard that the British player suffered leg cramps and had to withdraw from the final doubles match. To sew up the crucial third set-which retrieved the Wightman Cup that the U.S. lost in 1960-unheralded Justina Bricka needed just 25 minutes...
...question, as worrisome to sensitive Kuwaitis as to Britain, was when the task force could safely withdraw. With the border quiet, the British were already scaling down their task force. They were expected to guard the frontier at least until after July 14, third anniversary of Iraq's revolution, when Kassem's next round of oratory may reveal his intentions. If and when they withdraw entirely, the British had shown that they can get back in a hurry if Kuwait needs them...
...scared the censors out of their frock coats and orchestras half out of their pits. The one-act opera was banned in Berlin, Vienna, London and New York. Even Soprano Marie Wittich, who appeared in the title role at the world premiere in Dresden, threatened for a time to withdraw because "I am a decent woman...