Word: hating
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Sales Talk. In West Newbury, Mass., putting his nine-room house up for sale, Michael L. Stevens, 29, announced that he would sell it only to "someone obnoxious. I hate this town...
...doubts the power, prestige and popularity of the Pope, but remember that Stalin and Hitler also had a lot of power, prestige and popularity, and I believe that the Pope is just as wrong ... I do not hate Roman Catholics, I feel sorry for them . . . I hate the doctrines, the tactics, methods and objectives . . . The Reformation was all in vain...
...Although I will not charge any others with actively attacking our churches. I do call to your attention the forces in our society which stand to benefit by the weakening of the Protestant free churches. First, the secular forces of totalitarianism, Communist and fascist, which hate the church which holds God, not man, is sovereign. Second, the religious forces, superfundamentalist and anti-Protestant, which believe that they alone have full truth...
Communists mortally hate and fear Chile's Law for the Defense of Democracy and its military pact with the U.S. The law-bars Communists from registering to vote; the pact deters exporting Chilean copper to the U.S.S.R. and its military satellites. Left-wingers have urged President Carlos Ibáñez to oppose the law and pact, but he has refused. Last week, in a blunt speech, he told...
...whole spy case as pointing up the danger of Senator McCarthy. "Either McCarthy must be destroyed in American political life," Cherington warns, "or he will in due course destroy American Constitutional government. McCarthy, Jenner and Co. are not really interested in capturing Communists, they're interested in venting hate, frustration, and anti-Semitism upon anyone or anything which appears to be a possible target." McCarthy seeks the Presidency in '56 "as a stepping stone to unconstitutional, treasonable seizure of power. This is the type of issue which could well result in civil war," Cherington insists in all seriousness, but agrees...