Word: withheld
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...tradition of generous giving-more than $3 billion in 1964 alone. Normally, pledges are made with no strings attached and without regard to the minister's policies or convictions, but the churches' strong commitment to civil rights has been a divisive issue. In anger, some givers have withheld pledges; in respect for this kind of contemporary Christian witness, others have donated with even greater enthusiasm...
...trying to determine if Boston has violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Law of 1964, which forbids discrimination in federally-aided programs. The law does not prohibit de facto segregation, only willful segregation of the uneven allocation of resources. Although $34 million in funds were briefly withheld from Chicago this fall, due to fairly blatant violations of the law, they were soon reinstated. In Boston it appears that some white neighborhoods, such as Charleston, receive just as raw a deal in education as does Roxbury...
According to reliable sources, CEA director Stanley Livington last month prepared a comprehensive report on the blast but withheld it at the request...
...witness at the Abe Fortas nomination hearing [Aug. 13], I did not make the charge you attributed to me that Mr. Fortas had withheld from Senate investigators information about a Communist at the State Department. I stated, among other points, that Fortas had "deliberately withheld pertinent data of a Communist source," and I supplied the Senate with documentation of this allegation...
Another volunteer witness, Charles Callas, an unemployed New Yorker who worked for the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee as a junior reearcher in 1952, claimed that while Fortas served as attorney for Owen Lattimore, he had "deliberately withheld" from Senate investigators information about a Communist at the State Department. "That is absolutely inconceivable to me," Fortas said. "I have never, would never, could never, in any way, misrepresent directly or indirectly or by implication anything to a committee of the Congress or to a court-and I hope to anybody else...