Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Your treatment of the case of Dykes Simmons [Oct. 28] was a masterpiece of objectivity. Perhaps investigation will be stimulated by your story, and perhaps more people in the U.S. will ask the question that the people of Mexico so consistently ask: "What about the person who actually committed the insane murders...
...Amerson, 32, a Korean War paratrooper and former postal clerk who became the South's only Negro sheriff. In Dallas County, Selma's public-safety director, Wilson Baker, who acted with memorable restraint during last year's voting-rights demonstrations, was elected sheriff over Incumbent Jim Clark, whose brutal treatment of Negroes shocked the nation...
Since the views of Deans are sometimes all too readily dismissed as expressions of pious paternalism, may I express my shame and revulsion on seeing (over national television) the disgraceful treatment accorded Secretary McNamara by some members of the Harvard community. If the purpose of the student gathering was to convey certain views to Secretary McNamara -- and the manner in which the meeting was conducted leaves one with serious doubts about the validity of that premise--one can hardly think of a way less calculated to succeed and more likely to alienate the listener. Understandably Secretary McNamara, who seemed initially...
...political issues. Justifications for extremist behavior, even of the mild sort witnessed at Harvard, are often very difficult to understand from the standpoint of an established society or an established policy. For people sincerely opposed to the war in Vietnam on reasoned grounds, I see three justifications for the treatment accorded McNamara...
This group fears the treatment it thinks it will receive from the welfare agencies, he said. While these fears are not usually justified, Teele explained, "they give shoddy treatment often enough to keep many away...