Word: conducted
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...rider which had prevented him showing his ability in [a previous race]. I was invited to treat him . . . and [since] the treatment, there has been no record of his resistance . . . The technique used is one that substitutes, for existing impulses in the nervous system, impulses that dictate the conduct or condition desired. It is a nonphysical treatment of the nervous system...
...last year, TV Scriptwriter Theodore S. Polumbaum of the United Press took refuge in the Fifth Amendment: he refused to say whether he was or ever had been a Communist. Next day U.P. fired him. Polumbaum, it said, had "intentionally created a doubt as to his honesty . . . and [his] conduct . . . was incompatible with the best interests of journalism...
Civil Liberties. In Baltimore, after police had arrested 100 people in a raid on a strip joint, Magistrate William Laukaitis threw the case out of court, announced: "The fact that a male applauds a female for taking off her clothes does not constitute disorderly conduct...
...Rule of Conduct. Three days after the hearings ended. Assistant Defense Secretary Struve Hensel offered an explanation of what they had been all about...
...Hensel asked why he had made the charges in the first place. According to Hensel. McCarthy "replied that he followed a maxim taught to him by an Indian named 'Charlie' with whom he had worked on a farm. Charlie, according to Senator McCarthy, urged the rule of conduct that if one was ever approached by another person in a not completely friendly fashion, one should start kicking at the other person as fast as possible below the belt until the other person was rendered helpless. Senator McCarthy stated that he followed that principle in this case." Americans might...