Word: guilts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...emphasized that, he did not consider every witness who used the amendment as "lily white." In fact, he added, "many of them are surely quite black." But at the same time, Griswold noted that there are not only two alternative reasons for use of the amendment--guilt...
Youngdahl has never shown that he is nor qualified to hear the Lattimore case. He dismissed than indictment last year because he considered the counts too vague for prosecution, not for any judgment of Lattimore's innocence or guilt. Youngdahl himself is a man with an impeccable record of past public service; regardless of his personal feelings about Lattimore's guilt, it is hardly likely that he would let them influence the wholly legal decision of whether or not the counts against the Far East expert are concrete...
...Case to bear. In addition, it has removed from the working-campaign organization many old G.O.P. professionals whose skill would be helpful, but whose reputations might be fatal. Case truthfully tells the voters that he had no part in making this splattered record, but the Democrats, using the guilt-by-association argument so familiar to U.S. politics, are making some headway with the Republican record of corruption...
Secretary-General Jean Mons, not able to believe in the guilt of two such trusted employees, was brought to the ministry to hear their confessions. "Forgive me!" cried fat, thin-mouthed René Turpin, who had made a career by attaching himself to Mons and traveling upward with him. "This is an affair of crypto- Communism," said the police. "They knew perfectly well where their information was going. They wanted to give the opposition information for their campaign to stop the war in Indo-China and ban the atom bomb...
...baleful malevolence into his part as a juryman determined on hanging the defendant, while Robert Cummings was bland and believable as the juror who changes everyone's mind. Among the others, Walter Abel, Edward Arnold, John Beal and Paul Hartman played interesting variations on the theme of guilt or innocence...