Word: maneuverability
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Calm in Washington. This desperate Chinese reaction could scarcely be blamed, nor could it be discounted merely as a maneuver to frighten the U.S. into giving China more aid. But official Washington preserved a stolid calm. One key official at the State Department dismissed the news as unimportant, conceding only...
One junior filing through the registration gauntlet at Longfellow Hall at noon yesterday was undoubtedly more laden than the present greenest Yardling who grabs every bit of paper that Memorial Hall tables disgorge. Mrs. Doris Moths, 22 year-old member of the class of '49, had a 13 month-old...
Last Maneuver. If Bulgaria takes the lead in recognizing Markos, other Russian satellites will almost certainly follow. U.S. State and War Department observers in the Balkans were frankly worried over the prospect of the move. They believed that Markos' offer to down arms provided EAM ministers were taken into...
In a country where tin supplies two-thirds of the national income and four-fifths of Government revenue, Patiño's maneuver was also a political power-play. It knocked the wind out of the six-month-old Government of President Enrique Hertzog. A fragile coalition of pro...
Out of the consciousness of their own unhonored self-denial, out of their peculiar "loyalty," comes the sentimentality which is a distinguishing mark of professional politicians. Flynn, in telling of his hero, Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall, recalls with typical sentimentality a typical political maneuver: