Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...news, the Sokolowskis showed no emotion: repeated disappointments have made people like the Sokolowskis dull-eyed and apathetic. Blocking their exit is a barricade of bureaucratic tests, sensible safeguards imposed by governments who are glad to admit the useful, but firmly exclude the physically ailing and the politically suspect. They have been picked over like animals, their teeth inspected, their arms examined. Some lack the ability to work; some are ex-Communists, or are rejected on the grounds of moral turpitude-which may mean either that they stole some bread or coal in the horrible winter of 1946, or that...
MARCH-The Informer. In Pittsburgh, after 40 holdup victims were unable to identify any suspect in a police lineup, one of the suspects obliged by identifying three of the persons he had held...
...Agriculture, whose swine experts are interested but still somewhat skeptical. They point out that the necessary apparatus is expensive and complicated. They fear that the sows will be damaged physically or psychologically when their piglets are taken away. But their real worry is a problem of acoustics. They suspect that under average farm conditions, the recorded dinner music will not wake all the little pigs and save them from the dangerous error of missing a meal...
...could scarcely be held responsible for Hanley's exaggerations, or the blunder at Ridgway's headquarters. The Chinese, like other Communists, have committed atrocities, and the U.S. was justified in insisting that exchange of prisoners be made part of any final cease-fire agreement. But by supplying suspect material for an emotional propaganda attack, Hanley damaged the real case against the free world's enemy...
...Some suspected that the description might fit Harry Truman, in spite of all the denials. Truman admires and trusts Krock, and might conceivably be trying-out the back door-to persuade his party to drop the Fair Deal in exchange for a candidate who could win and who could heal the split with the Southern Democrats. Next-ranking suspect was Democratic Elder Statesman Bernard Baruch, who dined with Krock at Washington's Carlton Hotel just before he went across the street to visit Ike at the Statler. Baruch categorically denied...