Word: defendent
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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After two months campaigning to raise funds to defend Wendell H. Furry, associate professor of Physics, the Furry Legal Aid Committee has raised over $6,000, Edwin C. Kemble, professor of Physics and chairman of the group, announced yesterday...
Inflexibility on a Line. The Communist confusion, if any, created by the Quemoy ambiguity can scarcely exceed that among U.S. officials. High U.S. officers in Taipei quietly guess that the U.S. will not defend the islands. High sources in Washington are equally certain that the U.S. will fight for them...
...some of his colleagues were not being honest when they called their present salary $12,500 a year, and failed to mention their $2,500-a-year special expense account. "Why do you not tell the truth about it?" asked Burdick. "I have often said in lawsuits, when a defendant wanted me to defend him, 'For God's sake, boy, tell me the truth, because if there is any lying going on in this case, I want to do it myself...
...against the pressures of those who hold that the United States could and should recapture the China mainland for the Chinese Nationalist Government. But [we] are deeply troubled by Mr. Dulles' speech in which he warned that under certain circumstances the U.S. would employ military force to defend Quemoy and Matsu...
...Green Scarf Delict's client (Kieron Moore), charged with murder, is blind and deaf, and refuses to defend himself. To Deliot, of course, such problems are merely salt to his solitary porridge. After one of those sketchy investigations that create almost as much mystery as they resolve, he produces, in a clever courtroom scene, the full portrait of the crime, including the face of the killer. Actor Redgrave is the making of the show, though at times he almost fidgets it away. Kieron Moore, Leo Genn and Jane Henderson are excellent. It's a nice little puzzler...