Word: arrested
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Carrillo's arrest threatened to become an international cause célèbre. Occurring just after a nationwide referendum that overwhelmingly endorsed Premier Adolfo Suarez's political-reform program, it raised new questions about the regime's willingness to broaden participation in Spain's political life. Communist loyalists staged intermittent work stoppages and street demonstrations to protest the arrests, and FREEDOM FOR CARRILLO demands appeared on Madrid walls faster than government workers could clean them off. Protesters rallied in Paris and Rome. Italy's Christian Democratic government, which is dependent on the tacit support...
...died. Then Prine howls "please don't bury me in that cold, cold ground/No I'd druther have'em cut me up and pass me all around." The other songs are very nearly all just as inspired. There are paeans to rural drug use--"Illicit Smile": Please don't arrest me sir, I'm smiling because I feel no pain, not because I killed somebody--like one of you Babbitts. Probably has no meaning to you unless you used to get stoned and run pick-up trucks into trees...
...University suspended Fredie without pay shortly after his arrest on July 27, and he resigned after his conviction last August. Fredie was the B&G superintendent for the Kennedy School of Government and the graduate schools of Design, Divinity and Education
After the arrest, FBI agents searched Moore's house for six hours and took away two large cardboard boxes. TIME has learned that the contents included classified CIA documents dating from after Moore's retirement. Horrified, intelligence officials immediately began investigating the calamitous possibility that Moore had accomplices within the CIA. The agency had the further problem of whether to declassify the papers so that they could be used as evidence. Said an official: "The CIA must weigh that against the national interest." Indeed, it was not inconceivable that the CIA would decide letting Moore go free would...
Slipping Puttees. Even after the German invasion, Chonkin's idyl continues. His unit has shipped out and forgotten him. But a district policeman suspects that Chonkin may be a Nazi spy-perhaps even a White Russian general about to lead a counterrevolution. When a detail is sent to arrest him, Chonkin refuses to abandon his post. Uproarious chaos, slapstick and barnyard antics ensue...