Word: shamed
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...used to be that one of the vast differences between the U.S. and Russia was that the Russian government withheld information, or gave out false information to its citizenry, while the populace of the U.S. was well informed with the truth from its Government. It is a shame to see the Kennedy Administration erase this difference, as it has done with the circumstances surrounding the Cuban situation...
...Truly a Shame...
...story in the Feb. 22 issue you say that Alabama's Governor George C. Wallace denounced the lavish spending of his predecessor, John Patterson. During my interview with him, Governor Wallace did condemn lavish spending in strong terms, saying "It's criminal, it's a shame, it's a sin." But he was careful to avoid any specific reference by name to any of his predecessors...
...account for the blood of men." In a fury compounded of old age, pessimism, anticlericalism and a passion for justice, he summoned the attention of all Europe to the case, until at last Louis XV reversed the verdict against the Calases and, in so doing, crippled with shame the official persecution of the Huguenots...
...real and imagined enemies. The patients are bad enough, since they alternate between expecting miracles and expressing astonishment at the size of their bills. It is even worse when a patient has a lawyer in the family. "The shysters have us on the defensive," grumbles Dr. Carter, "and the shame of it all is that you have to order a lot of unnecessary tests." Author Heinz's prescription for the ideal patient is one who pays his bills promptly, has no truck with insurance companies or lawyers, and does not make a fuss on being told he has cancer...