Word: hates
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Seven Days in May" advertises melodramatically the danger Producer Lewis foresees and fears. It's a movie out to prove a point; as a result, the characters are all uncomfortably stereotyped. Kirk Douglas does not struggle with personal weaknesses, hate, or pride. Instead, his moral uprightness must choose between military honor and country. The alternatives are black and white, so no interesting doubt exists about the decision he will make. The film is no artistic study of emotions, but a coarse defense of an excellent cold war position. As such, it is fun to watch Hollywood translating the peace ethic...
...every side, in a more notoriously tired form, perhaps, than that characteristic of the twenties. The chief model for O'Neill's Marco, aside from his own father, was the famous financier Otto Kahn, whom O'Neill here pits against the even more famous Kublai Khan. (Complains Marco, "I hate idleness, where there's nothing to occupy your mind but thinking...
...truth is not likely to be made known to the American people, however, because Chief Justice Earl Warren, the head of the investigating commission, has prejudged the case, Bunker added. "Immediately after the assassination, both Warren and Khrushchev stated that Kennedy's death was the result of hate stirred up by right-wing groups. I can only hope that the similarity of these statement is an unfortunate coincidence...
...this image is far from complete, as Berelson and Steiner are the first to point out. A certain "richness," they admit, "has somehow fallen through the present screen of the behavioral sciences"-the joy and pain of life, the variety of men, the central human concerns of love, hate, death, ethics and courage. But the image is bound to change; the behavioral sciences are not yet a century old. In the end, say the confident authors, the new sciences will make "an indispensable contribution to the naturalistic description of human nature-the contribution of hard knowledge tested by the methods...
...hate you! I hate you! I hate you! Weekly News Magazine! This feature is news? I feel that you have betrayed a trust. Having been subscribers over 17 years, we encourage our young daughters to read TIME-and this report now comes into our home. TIME-I hate you! I hate you! MRS. K. RECHNITZER Spokane, Wash...