Word: clues
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...many civil rights leaders feel that the School Committee, and Eisenstadt in particular, will continue to oppose effective plans to end racial imbalance. The plan that Boston Superintendent of Schools William H. Ohrenberger two weeks ago to meet the state's Racial Imbalance Law is the best clue to the Committee's attitude, they argue. Ohrenberger proposed free subway fare for students who want to go to schools far from their homes -- a plan which elementary school students obviously would not be able to take advantage...
Some Now, More Later. One clue came last week from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, which announced that it was scrapping its advanced orbiting solar observatory project. NASA may have to cut back other research work. There will probably also be curtailments in welfare-state planning by such agencies as Health, Education and Welfare and the Office of Economic Opportunity...
...Confessions are permissible in joint trials if all incriminating references to other defendants are "effectively deleted" from the confession in question. In Aranda's case, it would have sufficed merely to delete his name from Martinez's confession because the confession contained no other clue to his identity...
...insurance against unemployment, illness and old age. In the same pragmatic way, the slaughter of World War I made him turn with cold fury against the kind of Protestantism that believed in progress and the natural perfectibility of mankind, and talked about "great ideals and principles without any clue to their relation to the controversial issues of the day." Briefly, he embraced pacifism...
...pronouncements of the doctor who tells Charlotte she is pregnant (what he says is abridged to gibberish), but also is the charming speech by Charlotte's young son, who gravely lisps detailed instructions for doing something whose exact nature is never specified. Yet the satire is no clue to what Godard thinks of his characters' emotions or their moral situation; it only shows that he, like any sensible audience, has doubts about their intelligence...