Word: personality
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...current cover of TIME magazine [March 25] my name appears, along with the titles of many of the shows I have produced. There is, however, a very strange drawing of some person or other also on the cover, which is very puzzling to me. Could you possibly have substituted, in error, next week's cover picture in place of mine? I consider this figure you have attached to my name monstrous in appearance, bearing no resemblance to my likeness, which appears on the inside in the body of my story-the one in which I am attired...
...policy on transmitting FBI requests to U.S. embassies, and a new policy is certainly needed if Hughes is representative of the people the FBI likes to keep tabs on. What must be considered in deciding where to draw the line is whether the danger presented by a person's going uninvestigated equals the danger presented by the practice of investigation. The Department must recognize the right of privacy, and only agree to transmit FBI requests when it considers that right to be outweighed by the interests of national security. Perhaps it is only possible to make a subjective judgment...
...reason: 101 years ago (yes, exactly 101 years ago), the Massachusetts State Legislature passed a law, on April 25, 1865, subsequently assented to by both the Overseers and three months later by the President and Fellows of Harvard, providing that "no person who has received from said College the degree of Bachelor of Arts should be entitled to vote for Overseers before the fifth annual election after graduation of his class...
...station house, every arrested person must be immediately advised that he has a right to silence, that anything he says may be held against him, that he may promptly call (with police cash) and have access to counsel, relatives or friends. The warning and questioning must be tape-recorded...
...heard, as a rule, but the bellowing of the bishop. Even so, the accused sometimes gave as good as he got. Cardinal Wolsey: "What, Mr. Doctor, do you think it more necessary that I should have golden shoes and golden cushions because I represent the king's person, or to sell all these things and give it to the poor, which will piss it against the wall?" Dr. Robert Barnes: "Give it to the poor. For the king's majesty is not maintained by pomp and pole-axes...