Word: admitting
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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When the U.N. General Assembly meets next fortnight, India-for the first time in five years-will not be out front leading the annual fight to admit Red China...
TIME'S editors (married men, largely) admit a deep and abiding interest in women, and a considerable debt to them. The masthead contains the names of 67 women editorial staffers. Despite all this expertise, the editors somehow still find women politicians-and women-an always fascinating, sometimes baffling and ever-changing story...
...notion of neutralism, the Socialists now pledged to keep West Germany firmly in the Western alliance-including NATO. If all this seemed to add up to an enthusiastic endorsement of the best of eleven years of Adenauer's Christian Democratic rule, Willy Brandt, for one, was pleased to admit it. "We will not do everything differently," he said, "but we will do it better...
Though many Germans are deeply conscious of war guilt (see below) and few are foolish enough to think reunification an immediate possibility, no German politician is prepared to admit that it is not a just and necessary goal. But in the hue and cry against Jaspers, no one outdid the Socialists, who angrily accused him of suffering from a "mental short circuit." Brandt's obvious campaign plan on the reunification issue: to accuse Konrad Adenauer and his Christian Democrats of not sincerely desiring reunification and of doing too little to keep the hope of it alive in East German...
...scientist's sternest task is to admit the inevitable, and in space travel the unhappy inevitable may be that man can never journey "safely" to the moon and planets. But scientists are making plans just the same. The huge, multistage rocket with which Russia launched its Dognik could boost a 600-lb. capsule into orbit around the moon, and the size of the capsule can be increased by 100 Ibs. for each additional 20,000 Ibs. of thrust that Soviet scientists can coax from the boost er. Says a U.S. engineer: "The Russians probably could soft-land an instrument...