Word: reade
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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Goldwater stood up to the wild welcome modestly; he read his speech well, talking about big government and "the problems of middle management," or the power exercised by the bureaucratic machinery through which legislation must pass as it is executed. "What is the greatest single threat to our freedom?... The impossibility of governments to restrain the growth of bureaucratic government. Every single government that has fallen has fallen because of the welfare state that follows bureaucratic government...
After Kennedy graduated from Harvard and entered the Navy, Ulen read of his famed PT 109 exploit-in which ?e saved several members of his PT boat crew by swimming with them to a ?tropical island, dragging one crewman by his teeth...
Clinging Salts. Rousseau, 29, was one of the skeptics. But it was not until he read a recent article about polywater in the Soviet scientific journal Khimiya i Zhizń (Chemistry and Life) that he got the idea for his simple test...
...alcohol, but troubled by the fact. By early 1965, she had pulled out and gone home to her father, mother (a registrar at a local business college), and her younger brother and sister. For two years she dabbled at college, and one way or another got enough learning to read Freud and describe herself as a "Scott Fitzgerald freak...
Tuition-free C.U.N.Y. has thrown open its doors this year to nearly any New York City high school graduate, regardless of his grades or the university's overburdened facilities. Even students who can barely read at ninth-grade level have been welcomed; C.U.N.Y. is determined to tutor them until they make it through a two-year community college or one of the city's topflight four-year institutions. Deluged with 35,000 freshmen, C.U.N.Y. is holding classes in rented store fronts and trailers; faculty members are taking turns at shared desks, and students are shunning jammed libraries...