Word: believingness
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Video Clips. Television is the primary subject in Ailes' curriculum. He noted that 73% of the people who vote in elections claim that they had their major contact with the campaign through television, as compared with 68% with newspaper and magazine contact and 63% by direct mail. He cautioned...
- Four years ago the Warren Court ruled, in Terry v. Ohio, that a policeman investigating suspicious behavior may "stop and frisk" a person for weapons when he "is justified in believing the individual is armed and presently dangerous." The policeman's personal observation was thus a key justification for...
Angry Philadelphians had other explanations. John Bunting, the chairman of the Philadelphia 1976 Bicentennial Corporation, charged that "nervous Nellies and ashamed Americans have frightened some of our most powerful Government leaders into believing that we should not invite the world to visit us in 1976." If that is true, the...
Despite all the debate over issues, the California primary could well turn on whether McGovern is right in believing that the huge state and its more than 5,000,000 registered Democrats (Republican cross-voting is not permitted) can be reached by door-to-door and personal telephone drives. The...
What sort of transgression? TIME Correspondent Sandra Burton posed the question to Herbert Armstrong in a rare interview last week. "Look up I Timothy, Chapter 3, first five or six verses," replied Armstrong, "and Titus, Chapter 1, verse 6." Both passages make two points in common: that a bishop or...