Word: channelized
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...Einaudi '57, teaching fellow in Government, warned that failure by the United States to completely divorce itself from any invasion of Cuba, could in the future, involve the U.S. against its will in an armed conflict. He espoused the Liberal Union's view that the U.S. should "open the channel of negotiation," and begin by discussing the fate of the Guantanamo Bay naval base. Bundy declared this topic was not a good one, and that the current state of affairs made the present a "poor time" for debate...
...year-old Springfield mayor scheduled the meeting in the Littauer office of Samuel H. Beer, professor of Government and an O'Connor supporter from the start, before participating on the hour-long Channel 2 program, "Ask the Candidate." As he left the Square to continue man-in-the-street politicking in Revere, O'Connor said, "I feel much more confident after talking with them (the professors...
Communications Commissioner Richard A. Mack, 51, who quit under fire in 1958, also got off the hook. Due to be tried again for conspiracy in rigging the FCC award of a TV channel in Miami (a first trial last year mired in a hung jury), Mack was examined by two court-appointed physicians last week. Their verdict: Mack is a bedridden alcoholic who has consumed from half a pint to a pint of whisky daily for years. The judge postponed the trial until such time as Mack can safely travel to a courtroom...
Whenever an individual commits a crime, there must be some reaction within society. Ideally, this reaction would channel itself into an attempt to discover the causes of the crime, and finally to rehabilitate the criminal. Most of the time, however, the reaction manifests itself in a desire to see the offender punished; it rarely goes any further. And when the situation becomes too desperate--when no remedy is immediately apparent--society applies the easiest solution: capital punishment...
...tradition. Such an ability, however, was confined only to those who shared the same views. Once they were placed in a situation where they had to express their opinion to other groups of people, they ordinarily evinced an attitude of arrogant contempt and self-righteousness, refusing to create a channel of communication. Their sense of "crisis" as well as their emotional commitment to "orthodox Marxism" compelled them to negate altogether the possibility of parliamentary gradualism...