Word: concurring
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Bushes. In Washington, Attorney General Bobby Kennedy huddled with aides and decided to move. All five federal judges in Alabama were asked to concur in a temporary restraining order to be issued against Wallace and his state police. The five, all Southerners, agreed. Swiftly, federal marshals fanned out in Alabama to serve the restraining order on the troopers and the Governor himself. Closeted in the statehouse in Montgomery, Wallace ordered his National Guardsmen to rout out the marshals, who were deployed on the capitol grounds waiting for him to come out. Then followed a comic-opera scene, with helmeted...
...COHEN comments: I could not concur more heartily in Professor Wald's hope that the attitudes of General Education are invading the departments. But the evidence is that Gen Ed has yet to establish a beachhead in the Introductory course offerings in mathematics, physics, and (excepting possibly Chem. 2) chemistry. Whatever the reasons for the absence of the Gen Ed spirit (e.g., the importance of graduate students, the highly formal substance of a field), funneling non-concentrators into an introductory course might bring about explicit discussion of the "relevance" of the field, and at the very least would assure...
...called by a Defense Department civilian, was told that "they had prepared some documents that were of extreme interest to the Secretary." After 4½ hours of discussion, Gregory signed two long memos which supported technical arguments for the General Dynamics proposal. "I had no basis to non-concur," said Gregory, "and I reluctantly signed the papers...
Rights Leaders Concur...
...entire free world must concur with your inevitable choice at year's end of John F. Kennedy as TIME'S Man of the Year...