Word: wouldn
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...years would be four more years of the same thing." Earlier in the week, Wagner had described the demands of the job: "The working hours run from dawn to dusk and well into the dawn again. If there were twice as many hours in the day, the work still wouldn't get done. The solution of every problem brings to light two other problems. It is like peeling the layers off an onion...
...prison chaplain, says Lutheran Minister William Currens, was until recently a man of no particular qualifications - "retired or having difficulty try ing to find a place where he wouldn't be noticed." Today, the men who minister behind bars constitute a highly trained, psychologically astute elite of the clergy...
...halls." "And no window," a lady in a flowered hat said, shaking her head. "How do you like this view," Babcock asked, after descending a few floors. "As you can see," he said, gesturing at the Radcliffe Quadrangle below, "this is only the start of the School." I wouldn't be surprised if the School had the whole quadrangle some day--although that's just a guess." A few members of Radcliffe's 50th Reunion class flinched...
...Wouldn't some sort of international negotiations be preferable to the tactics of terror and killing now going on in Vietnam...
...unique credentials for the task, having reported the .disastrous French campaign against the Communists and the establishment of the Diem regime for TIME between 1953 and 1955. He also covered the Middle East and West Germany for us, is now our San Francisco Bureau Chief. Says Mecklin: "I wouldn't have missed the Saigon experience for anything, but then again I wouldn't want to repeat it. It's great to be back on the reporter's side of the news...