Word: admitting
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...complete was the students' domination that when the National Assembly finally met in emergency session, Assembly guards were under orders to admit "only students and Assemblymen." Only 105 of Korea's 231 Assemblymen dared to show up. Under the stern eyes of hundreds of youngsters, they unanimously passed a resolution calling for new elections, a new constitution and Rhee's "immediate" resignation...
...Middle East; F.D.R. determined to reduce France to a minor power. De Gaulle categorically asserts that in May 1945, when victory in Europe had scarcely been won, Churchill sent telegrams to Harry Truman calling De Gaulle "an enemy of the Allies." Yet he is finally willing to admit that without Churchill's wartime leadership, "my efforts would have been futile from the start.'' When the retreating Germans rallied briefly in December 1944 and broke through the Allied lines in the Battle of the Bulge, De Gaulle coldly admits that he "did not deplore these setbacks"-because...
Lerner has even done his bit toward the awakening. Fortnight ago he cornered leftward Defense Minister Krishna Menon, got him to admit that the "unknown" planes buzzing India's frontier were, of course, Red China's. Front-paged in India, Lerner's 'story evoked angry opposition questions, a fudging denial from Menon. Huffed Menon: "Lerner is no gentleman. An English journalist would never report what was said over tea." This week Lerner will end his double educational mission in India by covering the Nehru-Chou talks and holding his last seminar. He leaves with mixed feelings...
...Schlesinger and Bennett feel that Catholics would like to go as far as possible in this direction, which says Schlesinger, . would be doing the church a "great disservice" by provoking anti-Catholic resentment. Says Bennett: "We might be able to discuss this issue with greater moderation if we would admit that, whatever the objections to parochial schools, the present emphasis on them is a natural response to the secularization of public education; [this is] also a problem for Protestants, about which they do very little...
...fundamentalists do not try to make money in market swings by buying or selling to catch the highs and lows. They contend that the way to profit is to buy a stock only after an exhaustive investigation, then hold it. They admit that the chartists often call the turn of a market trend. But in the long run, the investor who picks the right stock in the first place and has the courage to hold it does best. The right stocks will go up, no matter what happens to the rest of the market...