Word: names
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...what's the name of the place I mean? Capital of Japan? Yokohama...
...Well, Lord Copper, the choice seems between sending a staff reporter ... whose name the public doesn't know, or to get someone from outside with a name as a military expert. You see since we lost Hitchcock...
...birth of the slogan itself, with whatever name, goes back to the start of history; as far back as human records occur, so do slogans. On the basis of its power alone, its potential capacity to unite people and move them toward either belligerent or peaceful goals, the slogan rates as one of man's most ingenious and economical verbal inventions. So the ubiquity of slogans in modern times is understandable, and it probably does more good than harm. Still, there is reason to wonder whether the use-and abuse-of slogans has not at last resulted...
...mere mention of his name, Terrance Johnson, is enough to ignite an already explosive situation. You see, Johnson is black, the two slain policemen were white, and any Maryland resident will tell you that the most notorious features of P.G. County are its ultra-tense race relations and its controversial police force...
...county called in all 300 prospective jurors, a handful of whom were black, for the "event." As they filed into the courtroom, many greeted each other by name like old friends and chatted about the last case they had worked on together. "It sure is good to see the old faces," one said. "I'm looking forward to having another party like last time," commented a second...