Word: except
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...Republican Judd, the choice in November was clear: "The man who will be nominated in this convention as our candidate will be incomparably the best qualified to deal with the relentless cold war, which we have tried our best to avoid, but which we now have no choice except...
...Eisenhower's pleas that they trust his planning when they are about to elect a new President. Even such a master as Nixon, however, would have a hard time trumpeting "enough missiles" and "more missiles" in the same speeches. As a result, he has decided to say nothing except that we have more missiles now than we did under Harry Truman, and if he is elected, we can reasonably expect to get even more...
...Kennedy backer.* Lytton simmered in the control booth as Sahl and guests enthusiastically reviewed the merits of Adlai Stevenson on the air, finally barged into the studio and woofed into the microphone that the show was not "a Stevenson rally." Complained Sahl: "I have been accused of being everything except partisan. I have never been part of a group large enough to be called a minority." The sponsor later apologized, and Sahl merely dubbed the show Bart Lytton Prevents...
...schools and 21 colleges and universities. But full professors average only $30 a month. With inadequate laboratories and libraries to work in. promising scholars desert the island. The U.S. now has nearly 4,000 Chinese students (mainly of science and engineering), more than those from any other country except Canada-and the Chinese seldom go home. Out of 700 science students who left Formosa for the U.S. in recent years, only 40 returned. Critical Need. They leave behind a dwindling group of aging scholars, many past 70, who cannot cope with Formosa's critical need for research in many...
...Heat Exhaustion. One severe form results from spending several months in hot, moist climates. Marked by fatigue, headaches, dizziness, blurred vision, palpitations and-paradoxically-inability to sweat, except on the face, palms and soles. Moving back to a temperate climate (or into air-conditioned quarters) is the answer, but the sweating mechanism may be knocked out for months, leaving continued danger of heat stroke...