Word: suspectible
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...agree that the real elite of the organization are those who now major in Social Relations. Humanities and Social Science majors are also looked upon with favor. Math majors are suspect as possible subversives, but may prove their loyalty by hissing loudly every time a math professor utters the word 'physics...
...confirmed British suspicions that its primary aim is to cut the flow of colored immigrants. Since it was hastily introduced at a time when Britain is preparing to enter the European Common Market-which permits free movement of workers from one country to another-some of its critics suspect that the bill was drawn up at the urging of other European nations that are reluctant to open their doors to the Commonwealth's 600 million colored citizens. The measure, which stipulates that Commonwealth citizens may in the future enter the mother country only if they can prove that they...
...Presidents have never really faced the problem of expansion," he completed, "but I suspect that much reluctance and inertia would have to be overcome before adding teams to the League." He said that the President of Colgate is interested in scheduling more Ivy League games but has expressed no desire to join the League...
...rest of Miss Dawson's characters suffer in comparison with her heroine, but they are by no means inadequate. Rarely does one suspect them of existing only to focus Josephine's speculations about the world. Her lover, Alasdair Faber, is considerably more probable than his name implies; his combination of worldly sophistication and angry disenchantment reveals itself clearly in the remarks he addresses to Josephine...
...expire June 30. Last week Ford Motor Co. said that it was already stocking up; Chrysler and General Motors plan to start hedge buying in January. But because most steel users expect the Kennedy Administration to step in and stop any 1962 steel strike early in the game, steelmen suspect that hedge buying will be considerably smaller than it was before the 116-day steel strike of 1959-perhaps 10 million tons in the months just ahead...