Word: suspects
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sudden switch, Subandrio served notice that he was through with President Sukarno and ready to side with Defense Minister Abdul Haris Nasution and the rest of the military brass, who are consolidating their hold on the country. Whether his move will be successful is in doubt. Many officers still suspect Subandrio of sympathy with-if not complicity in-the coup attempt, and the army shows no willingness to settle for anything less than a clean-broom housecleaning of all Reds and Red sympathizers.* Stepping up its campaign' to discredit the Communists, the army last week made public the confession...
...Probation. Though they are isolated, Western reporters are paradoxically never alone when they cover a story. Whether they speak Russian or not (and many of them do not speak it very well), they are accompanied by an official translator. Reporters suspect that the translator is instructed to omit from translation any details that might damage the Soviet image...
...doctors got ready to operate on Mrs. Lurea Covington, 24, a mother of two, Goodwin injected liquid from the same bottle and got the same cough-spasm reaction. Only now did he suspect that there might be something wrong with the analgesic mixture. He mixed a fresh batch, gave some to Mrs. Covington, and her' operation continued with no other anesthetic. She went to the recovery room alongside Michael Ketchum. It was not long before the boy turned ashen grey, then blue, from insufficient oxygen in his blood. So did Mrs. Covington. Despite frantic attempts at resuscitation...
...cannot evaluate what is lost when a research project is not begun or when a career is dwarfed; but we suspect that America is losing much in originality, discovery, and in the training of students.' it continued...
...subsequent decisions, the court has slowly forced the states to observe a new standard. A confession is "voluntary," and therefore admissible, said the court, only if it reflects "a free choice to admit, or deny or to refuse an answer." It is involuntary, and inadmissible, if the suspect's will to silence was "overborne" by any pressure-mental as well as physical. The court voided one man's confession because he had not been allowed to call his family, and that of a woman because the police had threatened to take away her children. Indeed, since...