Word: distress
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...letter then asks the question of why Epps' response to the discrimination was so vituperative. In defense of the strength of the attack, White says that "it is impossible for a white person to comprehend the great distress aroused in a Negro who is faced with discrimination. It seems to me it would be a rare person indeed who would be able to hold himself back in a situation such as this. I have an idea I might have done the same thing...
...come from homes with a weak father and a domineering mother. Unaccustomed to strong paternal authority, argued Golden, these ministers find their problems accentuated when they take over a parish, often to be overprotected by congregations that look up to them as Christ figures. Usually the symptoms of emotional distress are evident long before neurotic clerics are ordained, suggested Psychiatrist Robert J. McAllister, a consultant to Catholic University. Reporting on 100 hospitalized Catholic priests at the Seton Institute, he pointed out that 77 had serious emotional problems as seminarians; 32 ultimately became alcoholics. McAllister' added that a conflict between...
...telescoping of my remarks in Saturday's CRIMSON regarding incapacitating gas left the image of what I had said unrecognizable. Quite apart from the distress that I share in the failure to recognize the moral and psychological impact of this needless local action, I had wished to emphasize the unfortunate strategic consequence. This is that by such use the tacitly accepted barrier against one more type of warfare had been removed. Practically all nations can produce or procure a great variety of chemical and biological warfare agents ranging from those which produce incapacitation through those that maim to those that...
...never see far enough to know for sure where the padding left off and the girl began. Now, at long last, it is all quite clear. Thanks to the Nude Look, there is barely an undergarment around that will fudge the facts of the matter, afford a torso in distress the hidden means by which private deficits have been passing, through the centuries, for assets in public...
...joined another Huskie and an escort of American fighters that had picked up yet another urgent distress call-from a U.S. captain whose Thunderchief jet was shot down over the tangled jungle near Quangkhe. Sighting a signal fire that the captain had resourcefully lighted on the bank of a stream, one Huskie descended to 100 ft., hauled the captain into the chopper with a steel cable and winch. As he scrambled gratefully aboard, the rescued pilot cried to the crew, "I love you, I love...