Word: suspectible
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...such mail order firms is the brainchild of George Campion, 37, now the president of California's American Claims Adjusters. Campion has worked through several differently named liquidator firms since he began several years ago, has a long string of arrests for petty crimes and fraud. Investigators suspect some kind of informal link between Campion and his many copiers...
...within the United States." Senator Goldwater, in a campaign speech, said that Kennedy's assassin had "a mind fed by communism." Abroad, the summary dispatch with which the Oswald case was closed, the fabrication of evidence by the Dallas police, and the killing of Oswald, have led many to suspect an elaborate rightist plot in the United States...
...schoolboys joining their parents in Madeira and a group of five London taxi drivers on holiday. On the first day at sea, Captain Mathios Zarbis, 53, ordered the only boat drill held during the cruise. Only the constant trouble with the Lakonia's electrical system gave reason to suspect trouble ahead...
...trouble with the short story is that it is short. Brevity is not respected by today's reading public, which tends to suspect that something that takes less than 350,000 words to say can hardly be worth saying. Despite this, a few persistent practitioners of the art of the brief tale carry on, though there are fewer and fewer magazines that will pay them more than prestige...
Even if he finally emerges as the only major rival of De Gaulle for the presidency, Defferre's chances of winning do not seem bright. As a Protestant, he is obviously considered suspect by many of the Catholic center. But he can be depended upon to make lively what might have been a dull campaign and to ask questions that trouble even Gaullist Frenchmen, questions about European policy, the independent nuclear deterrent, and, especially, about inflation. "The general bears the entire responsibility for the deterioration of our financial position," Defferre charges. "You can't deny De Gaulle...