Word: suspicions
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Even if it does not, the race has internal effects on countries: sacrifice of welfare to security, suspicion between neighbors, alienation of people from the decision-making process, and erosion of labor's right to strike...
...time of second Reformation, it is the scandalous disunity among Christians that has alienated men and cheapened the church. And in response to this, the scattered forces of the Christian faith are realigning and regrouping to make this the Ecumenical Century. The church, sharded by centuries of suspicion and prideful rivalry and man's inhumanity to man, is newly mindful of Christ's command "that they all may be one." The evidence...
...There is no animosity towards Americans on the part of the Cuban people," Henry Raymont, UPI correspondent for Latin America, declared last night. Raymont was almost executed by Castro last April on suspicion of being a member...
...Different View. "But you and I and most Americans take a different view of our peril. We know that it comes from without, not within. It must be met by quiet preparedness, not provocative speeches ... So let us not heed these counsels of fear and suspicion. Let us concentrate more on keeping enemy bombers and missiles away from our shores, and less on keeping neighbors away from our shelters. Let us devote more energy to organizing the free and friendly nations of the world, with common trade and strategic goals, and less energy to organizing armed bands of civilian guerrillas...
Concluded the President, in a plea for national maturity and national judgment in which most of the U.S. could join: "Let our patriotism be reflected in the creation of confidence rather than crusades of suspicion. The one great irreversible trend in world history is on the side of liberty-and so, for all time to come...