Word: wept
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Brecht, Mother Courage was a shameless war profiteer. He was disgusted when audiences invariably wept at play's end as Mother Courage yoked herself once more to her wagon, a mute indomitable symbol of humanity's will to endure...
...charges of antisemitism have been hurled, the unavoidable irony is this: that these 800,000 wretched Arab refugees were made homeless by a people who pointed at their own great persecution not so much in accusation of their persecutors but in moral justification for their own transgressions. I wept for the long-suffering Jews of Europe until I saw the Arab refugees at Gaza; then I wept for humanity...
...Feisal's paying court to the United Arab Republic's Nasser; Saud resents Nasser's claim to be leader of all the Arabs, has always rather fancied the title for himself. Often the royal brothers quarreled, and twice Feisal offered his resignation. Each time Saud wept, Feisal wept, and the 38 other royal brothers beat their breasts and declared that a rift might destroy the house of Saud. But last week, when Saud saw that his royal allowance under his brother's new budget was hardly any more generous than last year...
Belli's plaintiff was Mrs. Victoria St. Pierre Lartique, who wept as the defense attorney described her late husband as "a human chimney"; she testified that he smoked so much that she had to get out of the house to breathe. From the age of nine he smoked two to five packs of cigarettes a day. His brands: King Bee and Picayunes (both made by Liggett & Myers) and Camels (R. J. Reynolds). Lartique died five years ago at 65 of lung cancer...
...Doorman's next scheduled stop was a courtesy call at Yokohama to celebrate the 350th anniversary of the establishment of Japanese-Dutch diplomatic relations. Indonesian officials wept publicly at the idea. Foreign Minister Subandrio declared he was disappointed in the Japanese, who, he had thought, sympathized with Indonesia's efforts to create "a new world free from suppression and misery." Indonesia forthwith threatened to break relations with Japan, and declared that a $20 million contract to buy Japanese textiles was "in danger." Japanese Socialists pronounced the visit "utterly intolerable," and the Zengakuren student federation threatened demonstrations. Last week...