Word: suspicions
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...footnote to "Autoeroticism" [July 22]: in 1963, during an Army hitch in Germany, I was taken to Josef Beinert for a job estimate on my car. Beinert, apparently part of a vanishing German remnant, eyed my features with suspicion. Taking my German friend aside, he said, "I guess we missed making soap out of him during the war." Two weeks later, he met his death as you describe...
What bothered the French was their suspicion that Hallstein was consciously using protocol to enhance the supranational goals of the dedicated Eurocrats. So a year ago France began blocking all new requests for accreditation unless the striped pants came off and the champagne corks stayed on, scornfully suggested that credentials be mailed to Hallstein. Hallstein in turn refused to go into mail-order diplomacy, and the line of waiting unaccredited diplomats grew until it reached 17. Finally, last week, both sides gave in to a compromise that satisfied De Gaulle's main point. Representatives of South Africa and South...
...bypass this problem, many courts have simply declared that a stop is not an arrest and a frisk is not a search, thus enabling police to act on "reasonable suspicion" rather than the stricter standard of probable cause. All this seems to assume that an arrest begins only with some sort of formal announcement. By contrast, some courts view arrest as the first "actual restraint" that stops a person from doing whatever he pleases-a definition that may well bar searches made on mere "suspicion...
...both, and Asians are aware of the need. Asians want first their brothers, and until they find their fellow human beings-until we overcome the alienation that has developed as the result of inadequate Western understanding of and appreciation for Asian culture and Asians as people-there will be suspicion, resentment, and even violence. If the Asian can find his brother, the two will find the capital and master the technology together. Equality in dignity is Asia's rightful demand...
They tracked down a costume-store proprietor named Peter Breuer, who recalled renting the Nazi garb to some men who told him they wanted to write a story on his shop. "I had absolutely no suspicion," said Breuer, "not the way they fooled around, laughing themselves silly while they took the photographs." Next, Munich police rounded up three youths who claimed that they had been talked into posing as a joke. Back in Paris, Paris Match Reporter Jean Taousson and Editor André Lacaze casually admitted the hoax. "The photos may imply stronger political ideas than those people really hold...