Word: commonly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...your Eichmann article is factual, the Israelis are as vengeful as the Nazis and are equally culpable in flouting common law. For the Israel government to perpetrate and condone such acts can only cause the world to lose sympathy. L. W. HUNCKE Kansas City...
...indefatigable speechmaker of the shirt-sleeve-and-galluses school, Asanuma seems seriously to believe that Japan is a U.S. colony. When he is with his friends, Asanuma bursts into violent denunciations of U.S. imperialism as the "common enemy" of Japan and Red China. But with Americans he sweatily protests he is not anti-U.S. The growing violence in the streets and the cancellation of Eisenhower's visit appear to Asanuma as an augury of total victory. He boasts...
...musician, Beth has much in common with the woman who was the model for this week's cover. Artist James Chapin based his symbolic portrait of the suburban wife on a painting he did several years...
...short the film is basically just a remake of La Bohème with a happy ending and bop instead of Puccini. And though it is at no time authentically beat, it has one thing in common with the beats: dullness...
...their financial fate riding on the company they direct. Says Evans: "Good business is self-interest. If a director does not have as much stock as he can afford, he is simply not involved enough." Evans practices his beliefs: he owns 76% (worth $43 million) of Porter's common stock; in Crane he owns 162,000 shares, worth...