Word: laws
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...growing up they called it police protection. Police protection for the peaceful citizens on the streets of Chicago and in the convention hall who had been duly elected to represent the people. Police protection for the rights and property of others. Police protection for those who still believe in law and order and who will not be frightened or bullied by impassioned militants who pursue the right to protest but cavil at constructive cooperation. This same police protection, in the past, kept the crime rate down and made juvenile delinquency almost nonexistent...
...Ministry. Hurrah for Daley and his police force. God help us when things come to pass as our news media would like to see it. I couldn't be paid enough to go into the streets and face what the Chicago police did in their attempt to enforce law and order and protect those who find it so easy to condemn...
...resolutions passed Saturday will now be presented to federal, state, and local officials, who will decide whether to enact them into law...
...official prose is J. Edgar Hoover's, but most of the director's message in the most recent FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin is not so cheerful. He is warning "educators, public officals and law enforcement officers" not to ignore "the revolutionary terrorism invading college campuses...
Chosen Nation. What does it take to build an empire? Will to power? Greed? Not in De Riencourt's book. Historically, the true empire builder, he thinks, is motivated by "an idealistic longing," a faith in universal law, a passion for a "common culture." He is more in the spirit of a missionary than of Genghis Khan. De Riencourt quotes Senator Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana speaking half a century ago: "God has made us the master organizers of the world to establish system where chaos reigns. He has marked the American people as his chosen nation to finally...