Word: supportively
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Daley may have the support of some elements in Chicago, but there are those who cannot forget his "shoot to kill" order, the problem of police harassment in black neighborhoods, and the incidents in April, when the police broke up an orderly peace demonstration and many people were Maced and clubbed, including newsmen and bystanders. There seems to be a pattern here that, unfortunately for the mayor, cannot entirely be blamed on "outside agitators...
Though he is clearly a sectional candidate, Wallace has won surprising support in all parts of the country. Though he appeals primarily to what he calls the "rednecks, pea pickers, peckerwoods and crackers," mostly people of modest means, he has had no trouble raking in substantial sums for campaign expenditures. And though he is almost universally derided in print and on TV, he only grows stronger, turning the scorn of the "pseudo intellectuals" to his own advantage among those who have always distrusted the press...
...audiences nearly everywhere are as big as or even bigger than Richard Nixon's or Hubert Humphrey's, and usually twice as enthusiastic. Often they are downright fanatical. Even in such relatively tranquil and liberal states as Connecticut, Kansas and Washington, Wallace support is abundantly in evidence. "We have no racial issues," says Washington's Republican Representative Catherine May. "Who are these people in a liberal state who will spend a buck for a Wallace sticker...
...restated his support of stringent gun-control laws, including registration of weapons and licensing of owners. Nixon opposes federally mandated registration and licensing...
...picketing at Harvard is part of a campaign announced yesterday by the Young People's Socialist League to launch a consumer boycott in the Harvard Square area "in support of the demands for justice of farm workers...