Word: compassionate
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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ONE THING was perfectly clear: not even the unimaginable evil of this war has taught us to fear ourselves. Charles Price led a prayer for "wisdom, courage, compassion, and justice." There were those who hissed the mere insinuation that the solution might lie hidden among such an elevation of platitudes...
Hearts hardened by the nightly showing of killing and destruction are now affected by the tragic death of a young girl. The real tragedy is that we have not cried for a long while. Parched tear ducts are now filling up; and where there is compassion, there is hope.
It was not easy. He usually votes Republican, considers himself a conservative. But welfare, from which he receives $108 a month, was the only way. He says: "I was born at the time of the Depression, but I never knew anything about it. You really do develop compassion toward people...
Against the Tide. Sitting in Room 362 of the Old Senate Office Building, once John Kennedy's suite, McGovern delivers Kennedyesque rhetoric, but quietly: "The U.S. is richly endowed with ideals: personal freedom, personal dignity, the spirit of the Declaration of Independence. I think I have the sense of...
With Meadlo's testimony, the prosecution rested its case. Defense Attorney George Latimer continued to call witnesses to corroborate evidence against the chain of command. He also succeeded in getting several previously confidential documents entered into the record of Galley's court-martial. One was a combat-action...