Word: furthering
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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He also reluctantly took a further step that ran counter to everything that liberals-and Harry Truman himself-had long stood for. Few businessmen, however patriotic, he concluded, would willingly leave the security of their jobs, their pension rights and their privacy for the modest pay and the hazards of...
Judge Leibowitz, already determined to defer Scarpati's sentence for further study, slowly turned to the jury. "There you have it, gentlemen-unrehearsed, unexpected, but with a thousandfold greater force than if you had read it in some professor's book . . ." He looked down at Joe Senatore. "I...
At his weekly press conference, External Affairs Chief Lester B. Pearson announced with a smile that Canada's ambassador in Washington had been asked to present a note to the U.S. State Department calling for "no further fantasies" of this kind. The U.S. Air Force blamed the inadvertent annexation...
Gabaldón tentatively accepted the job, but added one condition: all political parties must be represented in the new government. Hard-bitten Lieut. Colonel Marcos Pérez Jiménez, the junta's boss, spurned the terms as "too idealistic." This week the junta installed German Suar...
In Palmer Stadium, while officials held the ball down to prevent its blowing away in a 60-m.p.h. gale (and 25,000 of the 31,000 ticket-holders stayed home), Princeton's single-wing power finally overcame Dartmouth's stubborn, mud-aided defense, 13-7. The victory gave...