Word: kiosks
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Israelis were well prepared. From informers, Israeli intelligence had learned the precise whereabouts of guerrilla hideouts. In the village of Hebbariyeh, one Israeli commander reached a spot where he had been told he would find a fedayeen headquarters. All he saw was a small street kiosk, but inside was the opening to a corridor that led to a fully equipped underground hospital and arms cache...
...other reasons for dismissing the charges come into play. The photographs almost without exception showed accused students standing far away from Bowie's car and taxi. Even with students near the vehicles, most photographs proved only presence, not obstruction. The incidents in the parking lot and at the kiosk did not reveal bloodthirsty demonstrators, but they did show Bowie as a frightfully high-keyed man geared to overreaction. In the parking lot, Archibald Cox convinced Bowie that driving his car over demonstrators would be inadvisable. AT Harvard Square, Cox conned Bowie into thinking that President Pusey had personally asked Bowie...
...usually showed the accused student in a pensive, dispassionate mood far away from the center of action. Bowie signed only three sets of charges: presence on the second floor of the CFIA. blocking his car in the Mallinckrodt parking lot, and obstructing his taxi cab at the Harvard Square kiosk. However, his two prosecution lawyers submitted as evidence photographs of students at Memorial Church before the CFIA demonstration and in the Cambridge Common after the protest fizzled...
...look knowledgeable and feel at case at the track, buy a copy of The Morning Telegraph at the Kiosk and cross out the names of a few horses in every race...