Word: hates
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...seemed a characteristic remark--an absurd refusal to concede that the very people that he is continually attacking don't really hate him. Marshall Frady, in his new biography of Wallace, describes Wallace's pathetic efforts to convince Alabama Negroes to support him, or at least to convince himself that they did: at one ponit, Wallace is quoted as telling a group of Negro educators, just before the 1966 campaign for governor, "Now I get out speakin' to folks, don't pay any attention to what I say, 'cause I'm gonna have to fuss...
...received in recent days in my own native city which has gone all over the world, to offer my resignation to his Holiness, Pope Paul VI, effective the end of this year," the 73-year-old prelate said in a radio interview. Cushing said he had received volumes of "hate mail" after urging charity for Mrs. Onassis, whose marital position is deemed dubious by the Vatican...
Nixon still heavily stresses the law-and-order issue. Unless he is elected, he said last week, the number of crimes will double in the next four years. But in Boston, where he canceled an open meeting because of the fear of hecklers, he deplored the "hate" vote. He said: "Simply to allow the American people to vent that hatred as they vote for Nixon-to do so because they are voting against somebody else-that isn't enough. We don't want to win it that...
...Window. The U.F.T. took newspaper ads to claim that its fight was really against "vigilantism, hate propaganda and terror in the schools." No doubt extremists in Ocean Hill had recklessly and needlessly inflamed the situation. No doubt the union had a point when it argued that its members stood to lose painfully gained job security if local committees were totally free to hire and fire teachers. Yet many New Yorkers were outraged by Shanker's own extremist rhetoric and by his arrogance in tying up the entire 1,100,000-pupil system over a dispute at one school...
...cause of Harting's betrayal. Hatred was not Harting's motive; instead, it was a need to defy the aimlessness and indifference of diplomatic life. "He'd escaped from lethargy. That's the point, isn't it: the opposite of love isn't hate. It's lethargy. Nothingness...