Word: doubting
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...will have a son this year, but her marriage "won't last more than another year and a half or two years." (It is Ari who will leave, according to the seer.) Ethel Kennedy will go into politics; Ronald Reagan will lose the California gubernatorial race; and "I doubt Spiro Agnew will serve his full time in office." . . . She looked more like a heroine of the Bolshevik Revolution than the reigning monarch of Britain. But it was Queen Elizabeth II all right-facial blemishes and all-who stood so sternly in Pietro Annigoni's new portrait. Said...
...conserved by the conservatives. The first is that a livelihood must be guaranteed to every man. Less than a year ago I was talking with one of the keenest and finest bankers I know. He was scandalized by this proposal. In my own mind there is no doubt whatever that if [the banker] could, with a fresh mind, set out to discover what modern America is, he would come inescapably to the conclusion that America can and therefore must guarantee a livelihood to every man. And no qualifications...
Dizzy's remarks were sadly akin to those of baseball's most recent 30-game winner and reigning righthander, Detroit's Denny McLain, presently under indefinite suspension for investing in a bookmaking operation. "My biggest crime is stupidity," said McLain. No doubt. But the sorry truth remains that in less than two weeks, two of baseball's greatest players cast black shadows on the national game-and on all professional athletics...
...total cost of between $11.8 billion and $12.6 billion. But Congress is already disenchanted with cost overruns on the C-5A transport. And as long as there remains a possibility of some agreement with the Soviet Union on strategic-arms limitation, there remains some doubt that Congress will vote money to build the B-lA. Among other contracts in the offing are: a new "freedom fighter" for export to allied nations, the Safeguard anti-missile program, a new submarine-launched missile, a land-based missile to replace the Minuteman, and the space shuttle...
...this process the distorted image of the suffragette, educated girl probably takes her "emancipation" as being beyond question, not even worth stating or discussing. Men will readily accept her as different, an exception, an interesting diversion. There might be a hint of strain over her sexuality, a flicker of doubt, the discovery of a strange duplicity lurking in men. But no connection is obvious. She cannot see a condition of women...