Word: hates
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...weekends, when other trainees rested, we trained. In the middle of the night, when other trainees slept, we, more often than not, trained. We began to hate the very sound of his name. But months later, in the hills of Korea, we thanked God for this man and his unrelenting efforts to give us a better chance to come home alive...
Amid the pride of history and the fading thunder of memories, Europe's two grand old men are meeting in France this week. The occasion is heartening proof that Europe's ancient, fratricidal hate between France and Germany has abated...
...anybody's toes-black or white-in order to get said what he feels must be said about his country. As social commentator, he insists that whites, in hiding behind public matters of housing and civil rights, have failed to face the real issue of racism-private human hate, which can be atoned for only by private human love. As literary critic, he has judged Negro and white writers with equal severity. Much was expected of Baldwin's new novel. Now out, it proves a failure-doubly disappointing not only because it does not live up to advance...
Dubious Ground. From such decisions Hugo Black, an Alabama lawyer and U.S. Senator who in 1937 became Franklin D. Roosevelt's first appointee to the Supreme Court, has vigorously dissented. Justice Black argues that freedom of speech and the press "must be accorded to the ideas we hate, or sooner or later they will be denied to the ideas we cherish." But in extending protection last week to liars, libelers and slanderers. Justice Black found himself almost alone...
...fashioned war: soldiers' delight in a battlefront feast on stolen turkey; a young sergeant's awe at the presence of a beautiful woman in the convalescent hospital; the guilty confusion of victorious troopers who, seeking vengeance among new-taken prisoners, find not the bloodthirsty enemy they hate but an abject lot of human animals who can only be pitied. Sadoveanu's sketches have the virtues-and the vices-of old hunting prints and the romantically mannered battle scenes of the 19th century...