Word: disbanded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Contrary to the usual ad hoc committee procedure, under which groups named to suggest permanent appointees meet only once or twice and then quickly disband, the athletic director committee held over a dozen formal and informal meetings before it decided upon its list of possible successors to William J. Bingham...
...Beveridge said, Watson indicated that the H.Y.P. might eventually have to disband over the issue...
...president of the Massachusetts Bar Association yesterday asked the University to stop "playing host to the Communist Party." He urged the Law School to "take action now to disband" the local chapter of the Lawyers Guild and to bar any activities of the Guild "on the school premises...
...Disband the Council until U.N. victory in Korea...
Cold War or Hot War. The British would obviously not disband their infantry and rely entirely on the French, nor would they sink the Royal Navy and count on the U.S. fleet. Both the British and the French would need some all-round forces to maintain their overseas possessions. Moreover, the plan which the Foreign Ministers approved had yet to be ratified by their governments and parliaments. Yet a pattern of efficient, integrated defense had at last been laid down. The London plan constituted progress unthinkable five years ago. That fact was promptly acknowledged by the Red press, which sputtered...