Word: without
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Dates: during 1960-1960
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...desires peace more than you who have felt the lacerations of war," he said. "[But] just as Cain cannot murder Abel without protest, as entire nations cannot be held in slavery with no one taking the part of the oppressed, so one cannot speak of true peace, but only of acquiescence and coexistence with the murderer . . . But [some] still stretch out their hands to the new Antichrists and even race to see who can first shake hands with them and exchange sweet smiles . . . Can a Christian confronted by one who massacres Christians and insults God smile and flatter...
...while it looked as if Cornish was the man; a year ago, Publisher Whitney put him in charge. But within months, without advising Cornish, Whitney reached out to Mexico, Mo. to bring in Robert M. White II, 44, publisher of the Mexico Ledger, as editor and president of the Herald Tribune. Said newly appointed Editor White: "George didn't know I was coming until just before I came." When Cornish heard of it, he submitted his resignation, conscientiously volunteered to stay on until Whitney found a successor...
...Amsterdam's Het Vrije Volk: "The highest praise can scarcely suffice . . . They have made us aware that along with the harshly materialistic, there is another America." In Braunschweig, West Germany, the Goslarsche Zeitung critic ran out of superlatives: "How can one write criticism when the whole evening was without a flaw?" Acclaim awaited the quartet in small towns as well as big: In Sweden's Malmo (pop. 192,498), they turned down an offer of a three-month teaching contract; in a town in the French Alps they were toasted in champagne by the local chamber music society...
...Greenville cases, heart massage was tried in 18. Though only two patients survived (fortunately without brain damage). Dr. Bomar believes that all should have had an equal chance. Therefore, he suggests, no surgeon should be I allowed in an operating room, no matter what his specialty or what part of the body he is to work on, unless he is thoroughly familiar with emergency measures to get a stopped heart going again...
...temperature shot up to 104°, and for a week he endured spells of alternating chills. But the agonizing doubt was continuous. For if the virus attacked the brain, he would have only a one-in-three chance of surviving, and a one-in-30 chance of escaping without paralysis and with his mind unimpaired. Dr. Clarke reported proudly but sadly that she had isolated the virus from Dr. Shope's blood. It was the first time scientists had been able to find it in the blood of a living human victim (usually they get it only after death...