Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...trouble on a wide variety of issues (see chart) as he approaches the halfway mark of his first term. Of the respondents, 37% say they think less well of him now than when he first took office; only 11% think better of him. Moreover, Carter's image of trust has blurred. While 46% think he is a leader who can be trusted, 49% have doubts about...
...Israel are concerned about a kind of national neurosis that goes beyond what is frequently called its Holocaust complex. Reports TIME Jerusalem Bureau Chief Donald Neff: "Israelis have a world view so charged with the desolation of the past and the anguish of living memory that all sense of trust has been eradicated. Many Jews today are tormented by the past, troubled by the present, fearful of survival in the future. Asked about the occupation, they respond that it is benign, that the Palestinians never had it so good, that anyway Israel would not be an occupier if the Arabs...
...child's struggle to become an individual. Behind that struggle, says Kaplan, are opposing needs of the child-to cling to mother and to strike out on its own. The child's solution to the dilemma will powerfully affect its adult attitudes toward love, initiative and trust...
...would trust my lawyer more than I trust Carter's banker-Bert Lance...
...denied wrongdoing. "My only mistake has been in putting too much trust in some of my business friends," she said. She received scores of letters and calls from well-wishers. Friends raised $4,000 so that she could explain herself on TV. Supporters crowded into the courtroom during the three-day trial. Said she: "I've got whole churches praying...