Word: thirdly
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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Maritally, U.S. Society abandoned the "double standard" only to adopt the quadruple and sextuple standards. Gentleman Editor Frank (Vanity Fair) Crowninshield epigrammatized the situation: "Married men make very poor husbands." By their second or third generations, most U.S. moneyed clans are marked for either 1) distinction, 2) extinction. Those that survive with distinction, e.g., Lowells, Rockefellers. Guggenheims, treat their money as a public trust and adopt the ethic of responsibility laid down by an early Du Pont: "No privilege exists that is not inseparably bound to a duty." Other socialite families go the way so graphically described by the Philadelphia...
Well went on to explain that in view of the State Department's interest in the third point, discussion "stressed the technical and psychological aspects of an inspection system and the need to work out the problems of international inspection teams before a treaty is actually signed...
Dave Morse won the game for the Crimson with a goal in the third period. Morse's tally came at 16:37 and broke a 1-1 tie, Jim Dwinell, co-scoring leader with Morse last year, clinched the Crimson's third victory with a goal in the final minute of play...
...varsity's triumph was the third of the season in as many meets. Coach Bill Brooks was "very pleased" at the victory, calling Army "the toughest opposition we have had this season" and "the best Army team we've met in years...
Discussion centered primarily around the third suggestion in Tocsin's three point. "Unilateral Initiative" recommendation. Well explained that international teams of scientists be invited to participate in the nuclear test phases of Project Vela...