Word: basically
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Governments Differ." The differences were greater than emphasis. There were basic differences of policy and they became clear a few days later when the conferees ended their talks and ceremoniously issued a "joint communiqué." Throughout the communiqué ran a brave effort to make the piercing contradictions come out on the same note. "There is no difference between us as to the nature of the threat. . . There can be no thought of apeasement or of rewarding aggression...
...strong feeling which has pre-vailed for some time, that information not ready for publication must be kept from Debby because getting a scoop has more importance to her than any other obligation is not without basic in fact...
John J. Sack '51, the paper's new Radcliffe Bureau Chief, said this was a basic issue. "If Congress granted permission to have stories written about it, or if the White House did, this would be a violent denial of freedom of the press" he said...
...qualify for admission to OCS. They must have high school diplomas or be able to pass an equivalence test. Men from civilian life will be released from service if they fall to pass the OCS course (but then become draft-eligible in most cases). They must have completed both basic training and leadership school, which combined take five and a half months, before entering O.C.S. The course itself takes six months and is held at Fort Riley, Kansas. If asked by the Army, they must agree to serve on active duty after receiving their commissions. At the present time...
...board is made up of 24 men, who were appointed by President Truman November 2 to promote basic research and education in the sciences. It put off recommending a director of the foundation until the next meeting, January...