Word: upholding
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...impose a curfew on his young crew, nor does he lead them in calisthenics. Even so, he had his charges outhustling the more experienced Valiant hands on nearly every tack. "Though we aren't No. 2 any more," says Picker, "we still have to try harder to uphold the tradition of Intrepid...
Instead of restricting mass functions like the May 9 antiwar protest, Wilson begins his work by aiding them. He considers it part of his job to uphold the constitutional rights of free speech, petition and assembly. His staff participates in negotiations with march leaders that help coordinate city-provided toilet facilities, first-aid stations and speakers' platforms. Demonstrators are encouraged to train their own marshals to take the brunt of the policing. When the action starts, busloads of special riot-control squads are parked out of sight; visible officers usually wear no riot equipment. Though all officers avoid arrests...
...found, that there is a certain satisfaction in the camaraderie of expressing feelings en masse and in catching the nation's attention. The beleaguered John Lindsay aptly pointed up the benefits of this when he congratulated the workers on their "spirited and orderly" protest and urged them to "uphold the right of other groups to demonstrate peacefully too−for this is the essence of the American...
...reasons which I will outline briefly below, Wilson DuBose and I refused to sign the editorial. Furthermore. I have resigned from the CRIMSON for the duration of that policy, and urge those committed to athletic competition this spring to uphold that commitment in the spirit of the strike...
...telegram to Rep. Silvio O. Conte (R-Mass.), they charged that Nixon has failed "to uphold his constitutional duties." They also called for Agnew's impeachment for "crossing state lines with the intent of inciting riots...