Word: dangerously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Before entering the hospital last week, President Johnson signed a bill that promises both major parties' presidential candidates a maximum of $30 million each in public funds for the 1968 campaign. The law, in Johnson's words, is intended to lessen "the danger of undue influence by wealthy campaign contributors." It may also pave the way for eventual public financing of all political campaigns, even at the city and county levels...
Although he is equally opposed to the use of both the psychedelics and marijuana, Farnsworth differentiated between the dangers posed by the two. Marijuana, unlike LSD, is not intrinsically harmful, he noted, "but its danger lies in the peer group pressure to go on to other things. The harm is not to the brain, but to the individual...
...outset, the 1966 campaign in the East seemed to presage danger for incumbents of both parties. Pundits and pollsters alike heralded the political demise of New York's Republican Gover nor Rockefeller, foresaw some uncertainties in the futures of Massachusetts' Governor Volpe, New Hampshire's Democratic Governor John King and New Jersey's Republican Senator Case. As a result, edgy incumbents in the twelve Eastern states fought like Trojans. And, instead of a year to "Throw the Rascals Out," 1966 wound up as the year in which Eastern voters decided overwhelmingly to "Keep...
...tension. Tension is set up between Romanesque stones that soothe the eye and electronic jazz that grates the ear. Tension is set up in the script, which systematically intersperses-interfuses episodes of horror and hilarity. Tension is set up by the camera, which in frame after frame lets the danger lurk just out of sight until the onlooker feels like a man cooped up with a cobra he cannot...
Duehay said that all requests should be approved "as long as there is no danger of riot or undue commotion." George F. Oleson, one of the majority that kept Carmichael out of Rindge, agreed that fear for public safety was the only legiti- tonishly eager to hear and talk with the students, became increasingly annoyed as each word of his was drowned out by boos and jeers...