Word: frauds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...fraud is worked this way: Celestino returns to Madrid to settle a will, and there he attends a mediocre bullfight. He comes to understand that a certain ill-favored bull, badly killed with four clumsy thrusts of the sword, represents Man. "More and more wary and more and more duped, more and more vicious and more and more mocked, more and more both impotent and dangerous, ineluctably doomed to die and yet still capable of killing: such was the bull at the end of its life, and such is man." Deeply troubled, Celestino returns to his hotel, lies down, experiences...
Rowan quoted a Chinese charge that the Civil Rights bill is a "legislative fraud designed to stifle the Negro civil rights movement." Noting that anti-American charges fall on sympathetic ears throughout Asia and Africa, Rowan outlined USIA programs to counteract the effects of Chinese propaganda...
...tips. Says he: "Reporters don't reveal their sources and neither do we." The director concedes that masterpieces may be heard of through "a letter, a phone call, a whisper," that U.S. embassies are sometimes sources of information, and that "it is a business fraught with difficulties-wiretapping, fraud, forgeries...
...This business is carefully nutured by a relatively small group of unscrupulous health charietans," Stare asserted. "It is built on nutritional myth, food nonsense, deception, fraud, and guilibility...
...outs" have retained Manhattan's Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander-the Nixon being Dick-to represent them. A Swiss lawyer, acting on orders from N.M.R.G. & A., brought suit in Switzerland, charging fraud, theft and falsification of waivers; in these waivers, the Trujillo relatives had supposedly disclaimed any share in the family fortune, but they now say they did no such thing...