Word: suspect
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Some still suspect that his glamour is merely an inheritance, or that he is not quite intelligent enough for the White House. A wire photo purporting to show him emerging from a Paris club at 5 a.m. with an Italian princess is enough to start the womanizing rumors again. Is he really qualified for the presidency? How would he use the power if he had it? How great is his capacity for growth? Such unanswerable questions surround Kennedy as much as his family's aura...
...young American journalist working in London, I disagree with your contention [Nov. 1] that "young Englishmen seem to surpass" their American counterparts in the ability to write vividly. No reflection on the Sunday Times staffers, but I suspect there would be more young Americans writing just as vividly if there were more American organizations as willing to spend nine months and $60,000 on one series...
Their daughter Meredith ("Muffy") was born three years later, and Beverly eagerly curtailed her operatic schedule to spend more time at home. Within a year, she and Peter began to suspect what was confirmed just before Muffy's second birthday: the child was almost totally deaf. In a piece of Sophoclean irony, Muffy would never hear the sound of her mother's singing...
...suspect that those decision-makers will take action upon this singular ples. What we hope for is a show of concern on the part of the greater academic community who must certainly sympathize with our reaction to this blatant inconvenience. Jeffrey D. Cohan '74 Larry P. Rothman...
...also linked virtually every police department in the country electronically into its National Crime Information Center, which maintains a computerized file of all wanted persons in the country. Until last year, police departments seeking to know whether a suspect was wanted elsewhere in the country had to wait days or weeks while the Bureau searched the file manually. Now, they can query the computer directly, without going through the Bureau, and an answer is often forth-coming in a matter of seconds...