Word: distruster
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...There is a kind of administrative sclerosis around the world that breeds mass suspicion and distrust. Leadership casualties result...
...liberals and conservatives. Both groups are afraid that the U.S. gave up too much and received too little in the two previous summits. Many liberals, once enthusiastic advocates of détente, are now either opposed or skeptical, perhaps because of sympathy for Israel, perhaps because of their ingrained distrust of anything connected with Nixon-but also because of the real dangers inherent in the situation...
EUROPE. Charles de Gaulle started the newest phase of détente by his visit to Moscow in 1966, and Willy Brandt expanded it with his Ostpolitik in 1969, but it is the Europeans, ironically, together with the Chinese and the Japanese, who have the greatest distrust of U.S.-Soviet détente. NATO Secretary-General Joseph Luns, the distinguished, strongly anti-Communist Dutch diplomat, warned at the Ottawa meeting that the U.S.S.R. considers détente a "oneway process serving the exclusive interests of the Soviet Union." One school of Kremlinologists, centered chiefly in Britain and including such...
...effort was enough for Oregon's unpredictable voters, who appeared to be in a particularly ornery mood this spring. In a state known for its enthusiastic acceptance of progressive politics, the primary produced a number of unexpected results. They suggested that Morse was aided by a feeling of distrust and antipathy toward government-attitudes he has long expressed. He won 153,176 votes, compared with Boe's 123,393. (Two minor candidates together polled fewer than...
...from selfsupporting, and their large family structures, existing on welfare benefits with high unemployment, are subsidized by the Protestant community. It's a situation I'm prepared to accept, but it's the inescapable social and economic problems arising from it that have created too much distrust in the country. The Catholics think they are being deprived, but every effort to close that gap is looked upon by Protestants as an example of special treatment...