Word: pulls
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Otherwise, the United States should pull out right now and stop sacrificing not only its own resources and American lives but also the Vietnam population...
...campaign, he explained, crystallized the party around two positions-the "extreme position, from my point of view, that Senator Goldwater took, and a moderate position." Said Rocky: "I think, in order to pull the party back together, to unite it, to make it possible to forget some of the scars of the past, that my withdrawing will be a real asset...
...Carnovsky does, however, pull off this opening scene magnificently. Why, then, reduce himself to a truly "foolish fond old man" who staggers aimlessly about the heath as though he were saying, "Well, lousy daughters run you crazy. What can you do?" And this attitude carries over even into the mock trial, which is busy, unfocussed, and unbelievable...
Since John F. Kennedy in 1962 forced the nation's steelmen to pull back a $6-a-ton price boost, federal grand juries have voted seven indictments accusing the steel companies of conspiring to fix prices. In the most important of these cases, the Justice Department last week won a big, if qualified, victory...
There are two kinds of scenes which White describes superbly; one is the confused political scramble, for votes, for delegates, for money, which he can pull apart by brushing the debris aside and focusing on one person. Remember those dry newspaper stories of last June, the ones that told you over and over again that Goldwater had picked up 25 delegates in North Carolina, that Montana had given him 14 more and Louisiana 19? You won't recognize them when you read White's account of how Luke Williams, the man who invented the little signs that flash the time...