Word: protesting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...diabolical twist to the eyebrows and, later on, the dinner jacket into which he changed every evening during the war, when no one wore such a garment, are obdurate vestiges of dandyism. But the shocking London of the '708 was too much for the genteel and moral Irish Protestant, who had worked as an accountant and claimed to be kin to a baronet. He heard the Biblical and warlike voice of Marx. Its despotic sound, its subversiveness, its talk of the continuous war of classes, its protest against poverty, the passion of its economics, lastingly moved Shaw...
...resolution brought a protest from Uruguayan delegate Enrique Rodriguez Fabregat. Said Fabregat, "Nothing has changed in Spain . . . The same totalitarian regime still exists." It was also opposed by the U.S.S.R. and its satellites. But with the support of the U.S., Canada, Arab nations and most Latin American countries, the move to recognize the "reality" of the Spanish situation seemed sure to pass both the U.N. Special Political Committee and the General Assembly...
...experiments, which have resulted in the deaths of millions . . . the German medical profession has violated the ethical tradition of medicine, has debased the honor of the profession, and has prostituted medical science in the service of war and political hatred." Organized German doctors had not even made a protest while Hitler was in power...
...with a "knockout blow" story of his own plus a Page One spread next morning in the New York Herald Tribune, Leviero's opposition. Leviero cabled his boss, Washington Bureau Chief Arthur Krock, charging that Smith had waylaid the query and written a similar story. Krock fired a protest to U.P.'s Washington Chief Lyle C. Wilson. Smith stoutly denied he had taken-or even seen-the Leviero wire. As for that episode at Wake, his feat there was simply in the great tradition of enterprising journalism. Reporter Smith clucked his tongue and sadly observed: "I was trying...
West Berlin's smart antiCommunists, meanwhile, thought up a way to show how little the rigged election represented the real sentiments of East Germans. The West Berliners invited East Berliners to protest against the election by mailing to a West Berlin headquarters the stubs of their September ration cards. At week's end more than 400,000 stubs had poured in, out of a possible 700,000 or so votes in East Berlin...