Word: harmfulness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...most of the Southern states if Wallace had sat this year out. Certainly Humphrey could depend on union support in big industrial states if Wallace were not in the race. "Originally," says Al Cella, Humphrey's chairman in Massachusetts, "the assessment was that Wallace would not cause much harm because this is a 'Democratic' state. That view has changed. Humphrey is in very serious trouble here...
Nobody has been killed or injured in Tucson by the bombs; they have apparently been set to detonate so as not to harm the occupants. Tucson's police force has so far made no arrests for the bombings. New York lawmen believe, however, that the fuses for the bombs were set four years ago when Joe Bananas was apparently ordered to retire by his underworld peers. Instead, he has attempted to retain control of his narcotics, numbers and loan-sharking rackets by transforming his Brooklyn-based fief into a hereditary barony and installing his son Salvatore ("Bill") Bonanno...
...case in St. Paul concluded that the Control Act "jabs at the very core of our traditional freedoms." The third judge did not go quite that far. But in a concurring opinion, he said that since so little time was left before the election, there would be less harm in letting the Communists appear on the ballot now than in denying them a right they might win in the future. The court's decision confirms a growing view among constitutional lawyers that the Communist Party is indeed a legal political organization. As a result, its national ticket will...
...first action of the new organization was to endorse the regular Coop slate for board of directors. Raines said, "The opposition (led by Wesley E. Profit '69) had two good points. But we feel that the election of the opposition would only harm those issues. We proposed endorsing the regular slate and then electing the student members democratically. The HPU vote was close on whether to remain neutral or to endorse the Coop slate...
...have said repeatedly during the week of the "noche triste" that the 19th Olympic Games will be held no matter what steps have to be taken to insure it--including machine-gunning of peaceful demonstrators. The Mexican government is "protecting" the athletes and spectators at the Olympic Games form harm by mowing down potential troublemakers with bullets. This kind of protection should not be accepted or tolerated by athletes there--including the Harvard crew. All athletes at the Games ought to reject the barbarism of the Mexican authorities and refuse to participate in the Games...