Word: returned
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...late April and early May of 1958, Paris hummed with rumors that De Gaulle was the Army candidate for supreme power, and that he was preparing to return to office. When he finally announced his willingness to assume power, however, De Gaulle refused to comment on what policies he would pursue when in office. Unorthodox as this may seem, it is perfectly in keeping with De Gaulle's attitude toward the function of a leader, especially in domestic affairs...
...Crimson kicks off, hope that right halfback Wolfe for the Blue doesn't get the ball. Against Penn two weeks ago he returned five kick-offs for 250 yards-the major reason why he was chosen Ivy back of the week after that game. Against Princeton Wolfe showed that he is a menace in this respect, running a kick-off 52 yards from his own goal line to the Princeton 48. On that return, he faked a reverse (not usually done on a kick-off) to Muller...
...emerging nation," probably teaching. Men would be excused from selective service requirements. In order to screen out draft-dodgers, however, the Senator proposed that peace corps members (1) get low pay and no veterans' benefits, (2) serve three years instead of two, (3) fulfill reserve commitments upon return from work abroad, and (4) be drafted if their peace corps work proved unsatisfactory...
...unless selective service requirements are either modi-be willing to join the "Peace Corps." The U.S. is entitled to service, yes. But it is absurd to ask those volunteering for three years of hard duty, at low pay, in a difficult environment to spend time in the Army upon return from the jungle. This is not a matter for argument: young men, except for a very few, simply...
...partisanship is rich soil in which to bury the Democratic platform; and while "Continuity" is a legitimate objective, it should not be the fundamental one for an opposition candidate. It would be tragic for all those who seek a return to forward-looking government, if Kennedy's liberal program must someday be explained away as a mere campaign expedient. This, of course, would require some ingenuity on the part of the liberals. But the experience they have gained recently should stand them in good stead if worse comes to worst...