Word: withheld
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Some of President Kennedy's critics have made the charge that he withheld announcement of the Cuban blockade until it was politically advantageous. There can be no doubt that Kennedy is a master politician, but to suggest that he would gamble with the security of this country to further selfish political ends is not only asinine but naive as well...
...even the defense of it to the Finleys, the Holtons, and the Beers, it will soon become incapable of producing such men. The present situation of the program is therefore extraordinarily precarious, for by abandoning devotion to it to a group of unusually dedicated men the Faculty has withheld from Gen Ed the possibility of long endurance. The University has unconsciously and very slightly slipped toward a Chicagoan conception of Gen Ed as an undergraduate core program largely run by a faculty of its own, and separate from the graduate schools. The critical difference is that Harvard is not training...
...Latin American student affairs the DRE membership was slightly more conservative at the time of the exile than when the group fought with Castro in the hills. Its hardcore leadership of six young Cubans, however, "tend to be fairly progressive or socialist," the expert, who wished his name withheld, said...
...Beckmann-tended to dim his own. Last week the Bremen Kunsthalle was showing an exquisite exhibition of 116 drawings by the artist that Die Zeit calls "the dusty giant of the 19th century," and the story was still the same. The critics raved, but the general public still withheld its cheers...
...each, and New York had one. Two of these eleven victims were in their teens, but the others were aged 23 to 52. The available evidence, including complex laboratory tests, indicated that in four cases the disease was caused by the vaccine. About the others, the PHS experts withheld judgment...