Word: unknowns
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...support Barry Goldwater in 1964. He will almost certainly win reelection. The three Democrats who might have threatened Romney--Detroit's Mayor Jerome Cavanaugh. Attorney General Frank Kelley, and Congressman John Mackie--have refused to run against him, and the likely Democratic candidate, State Chairman Zoltan Ferency, is unknown to most of the state's voters and unpopular with most of the rest...
Though the cause of the Tokyo crash remains unknown, the Federal Aviation Agency as a result ordered foreign and domestic airlines to inspect and, if necessary, repair tail assemblies of 190 older Boeing 707s and 720s. So far, they have found 61 planes with tiny fissures around the bolt holes where the tail is fastened to the fuselage. In most cases, the affected aircraft have been airborne again within two days...
...station-house "squeal room," where police "make" cases by eliciting presumably voluntary confessions. Although the Fifth Amendment bars the use of any confession that police extract by even the most subtle threats or promises, and though no American need answer a single police question, those facts are generally unknown to the vast majority of arrested Americans-the poor in pocket, mind or spirit. For the Fifth Amendment does not automatically command police to inform anyone of his rights; the suspect himself must know those rights in order to exercise them. Ironically, this is no problem for the big-time crook...
...courts have no way of knowing just what led up to the confession. Without tapes, films or neutral witnesses, judges have no way of determining whether a suspect really talked freely or was tricked or bullied into "waiving" his right to silence, or even into confessing falsely-a not unknown reaction to the sinister air of the police station...
...common stocks every half hour. The American Exchange will average its 1,045 stocks every hour, also provide a day's-end tabulation of the point spread by which all stocks rose or fell. How much, if at all, the new averages will sway speculators is unknown; they will at least provide the most comprehensive reading that any stock market has ever...