Word: makeing
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Preferably Dead. Brink's executives offered $100,000 reward for the bandits dead or alive, preferably dead. The Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London prepared to make up all the losses, offered an additional reward of 5% of all money recovered. The FBI flooded the U.S. with serial numbers on $98,900 worth of the stolen bills...
...from perfection itself, has many political allies who are incompetent, reactionary, corrupt. But the U.S. has one transcendent political and moral responsibility: to prevent war by stopping the extension of Soviet power short of the point where it could make a victorious war. To discharge that duty, the U.S. needs allies-as clean as possible. But it needs allies-clean or dirty, just as Britain and the U.S. needed reactionary and tyrannical Russia against Hitler. U.S. opinion tends to whitewash some allies (as it whitewashed Russia in 1941-45) and to scold ineffectually at others (e.g., China). Either by wishful...
...primary aim of the five-year plan is to make Yugoslavia economically self-sufficient by a policy of industrialization pursued at breakneck pace. Tito last summer claimed that 50% of the goal had been accomplished. Last week the five-year plan's mastermind Boris Kidric, chairman of the Planning Commission, raised the claim of fulfillment...
Assuming the negotiations are successfully completed, the Band would probably make the recordings at Symphony Hall in Boston, Lucey said...
...line with the trend of his recent annual report to the Board of Overseers. President Conant reiterated the importance of general education programs to make people better and more effective citizens and "prepare individuals to lead a satisfying life...