Word: angers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...midst of the anger and desolation that is Watts, a Negro wom an cowered inside a store and sobbed...
That was probably as well for all concerned. Hartke first incurred Johnson's anger last year when he dared oppose a presidential appointment. It was Hartke who drafted the letter signed in January by 15 Senators protesting U.S. resumption of the bombing of North Viet Nam. Last week the Senator again ired L.B.J. by trying to block the Administration's proposal to boost telephone taxes...
...Unless all sides can be fully heard in a climate of anger, fear and an atmosphere of calm rather than in. frustration, the future of all such public programs may suffer from the contagion of community suspicion and hostility." McCormack is the first gubernatorial candidate to enter the controversy, and though he took on position on the location or need of the road, some of his advisors are known to oppose the highway altogether...
...think there is something wrong with our approach," chided Fulbright. "There must be something wrong with our diplomacy." Rusk suggested another possibility. "Senator," he asked in a voice edged with anger, "is it just possible that there is something wrong with them...
Munching hamburgers in an Atlanta Airport restaurant last December, Emory University Senior Remar ("Bubba") Sutton and the school's sophomore class president, Don Brunson, decided in a rush of anger that they were fed up with student protest against U.S. warfare in Viet Nam. They went back to Sutton's dorm, talked all through the night with four other students, by morning had drafted a set of purposes for a new organization-Affirmation: Viet Nam. They dedicated it to demonstrating that "the opinion of the majority cannot be obscured by the voice of the minority...