Word: answer
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...week's end, 77 G-men had testified in Manhattan's federal courthouse or submitted affidavits. All of them were busy trying to answer Federal Judge Sylvester Ryan's pertinent question: How much of the Government's espionage case against Government Girl Judy Coplon and Russia's suspended U.N. employee, Valentin Gubichev, was based on wiretapping evidence gathered illegally...
...Washington trial last spring, where she was convicted of espionage and sentenced to prison, and heard other FBI agents testify that they had no knowledge wire tapping was used. Was he not aware, Judge Ryan asked Miller sharply, that those FBI statements were evasions? Miller's answer: at the time, he had "no personal knowledge" of wire tapping in the case...
When reporters asked Dr. -Sander why he had made the notation, he refused to answer. At week's end, he was freed on $25,000 bail; a doctor and two insurance men signed a bond after judge and prosecutor agreed that he need not remain imprisoned. Said the doctor: ". . . Ultimately my position will be vindicated...
...Paris police arrested a man who, they were sure, had worked for the Germans, found that he was carrying papers issued by the "Wolves of France" certifying him as a genuine Resistant. The police began a long, slow job of unsnarling the mystery. By last week they had the answer: Lange and Salve were not really wolves, but jackals in wolves' clothing...
...Rafael Leonidas Trujillo last week became the hemisphere's only chief of state empowered to declare war whenever he sees fit. Technically, this meant that he could strike fast at any Caribbean state harboring Dominican exiles and others plotting against him. He could shoot first, then ask or answer questions in the Organization of American States afterwards...