Word: anger
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...anger has been generated by several actions taken during the present session. To some Americans it seemed as if the U.N., with the ever growing Third World contingent in control of the General Assembly, were condoning the attitudes of a kangaroo court. First there was the invitation to the Palestine Liberation Organization to participate, virtually as a state, in the U.N.'s debate on the Palestinian problem. Then came the legally questionable resolution to expel South Africa from this year's General Assembly. Anger next spread to the world intellectual community when the United Nations Educational, Scientific...
...music is what keeps Jim MacLaine (David Essex) together, in part be cause its ragged, incessant tempo catches the cadences of his own anger and confusion. Jim is the son of shopkeepers...
Since the energy crisis and a gargantuan fourfold increase in petroleum prices, however, such chuckles have died away. Instead, there is anger that prices artificially set by the 13 members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries give those nations massive revenues to invest in the West. The new and powerful image of the oil oligarchs has prompted many menacing scenarios, including New York magazine's recent fantasy about a successful military conquest by the Shah of Iran...
With that coldness will come anger toward America's "Israeli policy." A new wave of anti-Semitism may arise...
...Spottswood's low-key manner soon came under attack from angry young militants. In the heat of the civil rights struggle, his own anger grew. In 1969, he lashed out at the Nixon Administration as "anti-black" and in 1970 claimed that "killing black Americans has been the 20th century pastime of our police...