Word: worde
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...good friend," Jonathan Randal of the New York Times cabled from Warsaw. "An excellent traveling companion in dodgy places," said Safer. "Priya," explained TIME's London bureau chief Jim Bell, "was one of those quiet guys whom everyone liked. I never heard anyone say an unkind word about Priya, and I never heard Priya say an unkind word about anyone else...
...would stop the bombing as an acceptable risk for peace because I believe it could lead to success in the negotiations and thereby shorten the war." The Vice President added: "In weighing that risk, and before taking action, I would place key importance on evidence-direct or indirect-by word or deed-of Communist willingness to restore the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Viet Nam. If the government of North Viet Nam were to show bad faith, I would reserve the right to resume the bombing...
Early this evening he was transferred to the Faulkner Hospital in Jamaica Plains. The latest medical word was that he was reacting normally to tests and would be kept in the hospital several days for observation...
...Final Word. Similar positions have already been reached by the hierarchies of The Netherlands, West Germany and Belgium. As usual, the bishops of Holland's avant-garde church were the first to take issue with the Pope. Only three days after the encyclical was issued, the Dutch episcopate declared: "Personal conscience cannot lightly pronounce itself on an encyclical of such authority, but personal conscience has the final word." West Germany's bishops conceded that "a Catholic Christian might have serious reasons for wanting to deviate" from the Pope's teaching. The Belgian episcopate ruled that any Catholic...
...deal was sealed with a handshake only a few days after the two men had been introduced by a mutual friend. They were not nearly ready to discuss the matter with their boards of directors, much less the public. But word soon began seeping out, and both knew that the Securities and Exchange Commission takes a dim view these days of executives who hold back news of pending deals. Thus last week the top men of Xerox Corp. and C.I.T. Financial Corp. announced plans to join their companies in one of the largest corporate mergers in history...