Word: unfairly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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HCUA Chairman H. Reed Ellis is to be commended for his decision to reinstate David Eisenman '65 on the ballot for class marshal. But this face-saving maneuver cannot disguise the HCUA's unfair and stupid handling of the elections...
...elections released today, the Ripon Society blamed the Goldwater "experiment" for leading at least 43 congressional and two senatorial seats for the Republican Party, attacked Republican leadership for blunders in campaign strategy and technique, and suggested that a formal apology be made to Martin Luther King for Republican unfair campaign practices...
...were doing it all by himself. He averages 60 hours a week in the office. He is always available by phone to anyone-except possibly reporters. He limits phone calls to 30 seconds, will not read a memo of more than two paragraphs. He is never unfair but he keeps most of his subalterns jumping. And he hates nepotism. When one of his employees married his only daughter, Wasserman gave the girl away and simultaneously demanded, and got, the groom's resignation...
Nonetheless, Mexico's new President took pains to dispel any illusion that he will promote a Latino form of Gaullism that would seek to build nationalist prestige at the expense of hemispheric solidarity. Said Diaz Ordaz, "It is unfair to Mexico to be pointed at as wishful of becoming the leader of Latin America. It aspires to be just another member in the group that joins its efforts for common improvement...
Criticism of the FBI for its failures in the Kennedy case, said Hoover, was "unjust and unfair." That was most curious, since Hoover himself ordered disciplinary action against three FBI agents, including James Hosty Jr., the Dallas agent who had been keeping an eye on Oswald for months, who was suspended for 30 days without pay and transferred to Kansas City...