Word: particularization
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...selected, aspirants must be over 21 1/2 years of age at their induction. They must also, according to the Bill, "be highly qualified in a particular skill... be willing to serve in relatively primitive areas... be essentially adaptable, physically fit, and emotionally and intellectually mature." A new Government agency will be created to administer the Corps, but will work intimately with the State Department, the USIS...
...this election is concerned?" more than half of the voters responded with some vague or specific aspect of foreign policy. For the most part they were vague. People expressed uneasiness about "the situation abroad" or the possibility of a war, but rarely did they touch on particular issues, which have been featured in the campaign, such as disarmament, aid to underdeveloped countries, Quemoy and Matsu, or Berlin. Only the possible menace of Fidel Castro and Mr. K seems to have aroused the voters, but even then the answer was usually abrupt--e.g. "the Russians," or "Cuba...
Thanks for your article of Oct. 17 that deals with Baptists in general and Southern Baptists in particular...
Ignoring his repeated defeats at the U.N., Khrushchev claimed "considerable results" from his trip and called the Soviet anti-colonialism resolution "a great success." He blamed the West, and in particular British Prime Minister Macmillan, for the rejection of his disarmament proposals and warned with a wag of his finger: "If they would like once again to test our strength, we will show them...
What about dating? "You mean, am I particular?" Miss Grant asked. "When it comes to going with a fellow, he doesn't have to be a college grad or anything." But, she said, "Some boys don't want to go with anybody who has an advantage over them...