Word: civilizer
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...Convention. In any event, the bomber's actions must not deter or force into uninvolved withdrawal those who share their radical opposition to the government. Efforts to build community-based student alliances are the only way widespread opposition will reveal itself in this country. These movements are a more "civil" form of revolution, to be sure, but they're also both extremely idealistic and moderate in goals. They can succeed only when a strait-jacketed electoral process will allow change...
...student government at Kent State University yesterday began to organize a nationwide moratorium for Civil Liberties Day this Friday to protest grand jury indictment of 25 students, non-students and professors in connection with violence on the campus last...
...combat rioters, the classic rule is to use as much force as is necessary to control the perpetration of civil disorder...
Potential Clients. The Army has promised its cooperation and has informed L.M.D.C. Director Henry Aronson, who is scheduled to arrive in Saigon this week, that the military will follow his activities "with interest." That is an understatement. A former civil rights lawyer for the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund, Aronson suggests that the L.M.D.C. may defend not only soldiers facing routine criminal charges but also those who buck military authority in exercising their constitutional rights. Among potential clients: frontline soldiers who question the legality of a superior's order...
Steeped in 19th century tradition, the story could not but end sadly, with the girl dead, the boy suddenly grown older and wiser. Even the wild poet becomes a domesticated civil servant. Turgenev published First Love in 1860, when peasant restiveness was a background rumble. It is to Schell's credit that the scenario has been propelled forward 55 years-to the eve of the October Revolution-without losing its balance. Only in the choice of background music does the director lose track of the score, alternating from Chopin to a muted rock. Turgenev needs no varnish of "relevance...