Word: murderously
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE (ABC. 9-11 p.m.). Laurence Harvey, Diane Cilento and Hugh O'Brian in Dial "M" for Murder, a David Susskind TV version of the Broadway play that was transferred to the screen by Alfred Hitchcock...
...professor of pastoral counseling at San Francisco Theological Seminary, he gave her no lecture on God's grace. Instead, in the course of a sympathetic conversation, he discovered that as a child the woman had never been allowed to express anger. Concluding that her attempt at self-murder was basically an expression of long-repressed rage, Stein tried to show her the underlying reasons behind her suicidal urges, and encouraged her to follow the counsel of a professional psychiatrist...
...easy to take offense at this choice of words. No one likes to be told that his employer or his teachers are implicated in the mass murder of a people who pose little threat to this nation's security or economic interests. Nor is it much comfort to embrace the notion that the U.S. is engaged in the holier tasks of "nation-building" and preventing a bloodier conflict with Red China. Most people at Harvard, even those who affect a "tough-minded" outlook on American activities abroad, cannot help but be shaken by the tag of "murderer...
...probability, it will never be resolved to very many students' satisfaction. But it will now be discussed and painfully pondered at great length. This should remind people that Harvard effectively serves other purposes than mass murder...
...Morris, and gives some good advice: don't give up. A colleague of his, he reports, decided to trade the New York rat race for a Vermont farm. He soon "learned that paradise is an illusion. In the countryside as in the big city, he found adultery, incest, murder, fraud, brutality, stupidity, sloth, greed, hatred and bigotry...