Word: rejecter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...know that a nation's vision of peace cannot be attained through any race in armaments. The munitions of peace are justice, honesty, mutual understanding and respect for others. So believing and so motivated, the United States will leave no stone unturned to work for peace. We shall reject no method however novel, that holds out any hope however faint, for a just and lasting peace...
After eight months, Jim was permitted to go home for several holidays. Carefully coached by his counselors at Ryther, he rebuffed his mother when she tried to resume their wrestling. When she began to reject him in his new role, he faced a real, personal crisis: whether to please her and thus win back her love, or exert his latent masculinity...
...people of the U.S. instinctively reject any thought that their greatest scientific achievement can be used only as a weapon . . . While we build atomic-powered ships for war-because we must -we have the desire, the determination to build atomic-powered ships for peace. And build them we shall. While we design bombs that can obliterate great military objectives-because we must-we are also designing generators, channels and reservoirs of atomic energy so that man may profit from this gift which the Creator of all things has put into his hands. And build them we shall." Look...
Personal Commitment. "Without overlooking the evils of Communism, we must still reject the devil theory in history . . . We think the basic assumption of many of our fellow Americans as to the location of evil is wrong . . . Man's curse lies in his worship of the work of his hands, in his glorification of material things . . . It is not an idolatry of which the Communists alone are guilty. We believe the real choice lies between continuing to deal with international problems on the old basis of military power and attempting to deal with them on the new and revolutionary basis...
...authority and jurisdiction of the New York Board of Education over its public school teachers has so far been upheld by the courts. And the Board, in demanding that certain teachers testify concerning their former associates in the Community Party, has explicitly reject all claims of a right of conscience and private judgment...