Word: protectant
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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These articles are left unsigned in order to protect the writers from possible reprisals...
...usual section on the incompatibility of whites and Negroes in the civil rights movement is replaced by a chapter describing how individual white men have won the respect of Negroes who never expected to feel anything but hate for whites. Another chapter argues for government action to protect civil rights workers against local police and sheriffs...
...hear those who are frantic and who sometimes are hysterical. But every day, as I go abroad in this land, I see, by the hundreds of thousands, men, women and children who love freedom and know they have it and appreciate it and are going to preserve it and protect...
...Keating has an attendance record bettered only by Margaret Chase Smith and a voting record adequate for a moderate Republican. But New York deserves more. It deserves a Senator who, unlike Keating, would vote for federal aid to education and housing, who would have supported the Kefauver bill to protect the public from dangerous and overpriced drugs despite pressure from New York's numerous large pharmaceutical companies. It deserves a Senator whose voice would be raised and whose presence felt on essential issues both domestic and international...
...this, Black argued, was evident in the Court's contradictory use of the 14th Amendment. On the one hand, it used the due-process clause to protect property rights by striking down state economic regulation. On the other, it backed away from using the same clause to bring state criminal-law procedures up to Bill of Rights standards. In the 1942 case of Belts v. Brady, for example, the Court upheld the robbery conviction of a jobless Maryland farm hand who had been too poor to hire a lawyer. The Sixth Amendment's guarantee of the right...