Word: accesses
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Doherty, given minutes by the moderator "to represent the other party," attributed the success of the Democrats to their "freedom of access for young people, intellectuals, peoples of all races and creeds." Lodge surpassed Brooke in calling for a vigorous Republican program, saying that "radical changes" were necessary. He warned of a third party if radical leadership did not emerge from either existing...
...station house, every arrested person must be immediately advised that he has a right to silence, that anything he says may be held against him, that he may promptly call (with police cash) and have access to counsel, relatives or friends. The warning and questioning must be tape-recorded...
...least no one who has heard of court tennis. The game, which bears only a very vague resemblance to regular lawn tennis, requires a fiendishly complex and expensive court. Since Yale and Princeton both have to practice in New York City, well-conditioned Harvard gentlemen with access to the only court in New England have consistently outpaced them...
...President has carried his tactics for preventing leaks to such extremes that they begin to look like personal neuroses. Reporters groping for a story, but deprived of access to background material, may be reduced to writing what they imagine is fact, instead of what they are sure is so. This is exactly what the President most dislikes in the first place...
...birth rate down to a level that, if continued, could lead to a population loss by the end of the century. Rumania, with a birth rate of 14.5 per thousand, is in no such trouble, and since the main reason for Western capital investment in Eastern Europe is access to a cheap labor supply, Ceausescu & Co. seem assured of a sound future...