Word: help
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Nobody was more embarrassed by the House vote than the Senate Republicans, who had been blaming Acheson for doing too little too late. Their anchor man, California's hefty, well-tailored Bill Knowland, said tersely: "Korea will get its help at this session." Administration strategists decided to send through a new version of the Korean aid bill, and hoped to get it passed...
...Rayburn stepped down on the floor for one of his infrequent speeches. "Who won the election in 1948 anyhow?" he demanded. Actually, shrewd Sam Rayburn was in a bit of a spot himself. If Goober Cox failed, the FEPC bill might be called up, which wouldn't help Sam Rayburn in his Texas constituency. Under the present rules, any committee chairman can bring his bill to the floor after the Rules Committee has sat on it for 21 days...
...fingerprint on a patch of adhesive tape. The holdup men had casually walked through five doorways, at least three of them locked and one supposedly guarded by a watchman behind bulletproofed windows. (It was his night off, police explained later.) The robbers were either very lucky, or had inside help, or both...
...case you've never met W. Henry Johnston, publicity director for the HAA, he's a short, balding individual who has always gone out of his way to help an interested reporter...
United States help in reconciling Pakistan and India should also be part of our foreign policy, Park said...