Word: paste
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...known to exhibit an "instinct for the jugular" in dealings with their party colleagues, yet neither was willing even to try to finish off his man before 70 million television viewers. Although a little ruthlessness may well be what the Presidency needs (and although both candidates have in the past displayed adequate supplies of this rather debatable virtue), ruthlessness does not sell well on television, so Kennedy and Nixon have thus far avoided any stunning attack or counter-attack that might in some way inspire public sympathy for the victim...
...felt that since not all undergraduates support the Council financially, those who do should receive special acknowledgment. This opinion was reinforced by an awareness that many students in the past have been resentful about giving when so many others did not--and still gained equal advantage from the Council's work...
...picketers began at 4 p.m., but crowds rushed past into the MTA station, ignoring handbills the group gave them. NO RADIATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION, THE LIFE YOU SAVE MAY BE YOUR CHILD'S, ARMS RACE OR HUMAN RACE, SANE's signs read. A woman with a baby carriage, four M.I.T. students, and a tall, bearded man joined the line of march...
...past, the peace movement has tried to arouse what is called "concern" or "involvement." But at Harvard it has failed. Tocsin wisely has chosen to play down group identification and to stress "personal commitment to act." Action does not mean running around with meaningless petitions or waving a sign demanding peace in our time. It means a host of more demanding tasks. Among them is research--and what is a more exciting topic than steps toward disarmament...
Speaking on a panel on Latin America before the International Relations Club, Einaudi maintained that irresponsibility of Cuban politicians in the past was discredited democracy in Cuba. "What has paved the way for Castro's direct democracy has been the failure of democracy," he said...