Word: esteeming
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Others were protesting the pomposity of campus politicians, notably the HCUA, and those ambitious young democrats and rebublicans who see any student elections as a stepping stone to a career. This group, too, is held in unusually low esteem at Harvard, but this did not prevent them from irking those other ambitious campus politicians who are more subtle about their methods of advancement; for example, CRIMSON editors...
...meetings with Catholic priests and nuns and representatives of India's religious communities-the dominant Hindus, the minority Moslems, Buddhists (see cover), Zoroastrians, non-Catholic Christians. Said the Pope to the religious leaders: "We must come closer together. We must come together with our hearts, in mutual understanding, esteem and love...
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, the Cabinet's only Republican, also has talked about leaving Washington, but it probably won't happen soon. Moving up in Johnson's esteem is Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz, who pitched in to help write Lyndon's "prosperity" speeches during the campaign. Similarly Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges campaigned for Johnson in North Carolina, where he used to be Governor, and can probably stay on for as long as he likes...
Shriver is held in high esteem by Johnson, but he will probably not receive the appointment. The President apparently feels that Shriver's prestige is needed to make the War on Poverty a going operation. And after a long congressional hassle this summer over the need for an autonomous agency to combat poverty, the program is not about to be shifted under the aegis of HEW to accommodate its director. Anyway, Shriver has his eye on the Illinois Senate seat which Paul Douglas will reportedly vacate in 1966. This leaves Young, who would be the first Negro Cabinet member...
...even while enduring such violent swings in public esteem, Hoover himself remained constant in character and principles. And by .the time he died last week at 90 in his Waldorf Towers apartment in Manhattan, he ranked once again as a U.S. citizen who could truly be called revered...