Word: doped
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...reliable one than Carson. Unhappily, he gives the impression that however far he traveled, he always had a return ticket tucked into an inside pocket. There is only one place where the paths of these men might possibly have crossed. In Gibraltar, Carson was arrested on suspicion of smuggling dope; Reid interviewed the mayor...
...more relaxed witness-but no less emphatic. He had talked football with his friend Paul Bryant many times, he said. "In fact, I've talked football with every coach I've ever been around." But Butts insisted that he had never given Bryant any dope on Georgia football strategy; he had never given any coach any information before a game, he said. Burnett's notes, said Butts, were rife with error. To show why he would never have called the Georgia squad "well-disciplined," Coach Butts treated the jury to a chalk-talk explaining how lack...
...morning last week, at Caracas' big La Planta jail, a dope suspect named José Rafael Cariola ("El Gorila") jumped a guard and grabbed his rifle. El Gorila and his cronies then stalked one guard after another until by late morning they had rounded up and disarmed 25 of La Planta's guards. By this time close to half of the prison's 800 inmates were on the loose...
...appraisal, the singer stages an attempt to repossess Johnny from Judy. At some sort of high school social entertainment, she approaches a second, and totally innocent boy and kisses him on the check. She then steps back and waits for a reaction from Johnny who promptly smacks the unknowing dope in the nose, "because he loves me, that's why." And then, it seems, it's Judy's turn...
...Match for libel and collected out of court from Italy's Tempo Illustrato).) Besides, Ward began to talk, and to Labor M.P. George Wigg he unfolded a tale, as Wilson described it in the Commons, that "took the lid off a corner of the London underworld-vice and dope, marijuana, blackmail and counter-blackmail, violence, petty crime." Added Wilson gratuitously: "If Ward's statement had been published as a fiction paperback in America, it would have seemed overdrawn and beyond belief...