Word: strife
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...while the rabble, with their time-worn creeds, Their large professions and their little deeds, Mingle in selfish strife, Lo! Freedom weeps, Wrong rules the land, and waiting Justice sleeps...
...Contrary, State Department reaction this week has characterized the happenings in Cyprus as "internal strife," U.S. officials have insisted that they believe Makarios's overthrow was a result of his unpopularity and not of action on the junta's part...
...government can ignore just as it now ignores the repression of the Greek people by an illegal junta that is propped up by American aid. The tender peace that now exists in the entire eastern Mediterranean powder keg is threatened by Athens's illegal aggression. The smoldering strife between Greece and Turkey could explode as a result...
...since 1964, a nationally recognized combatant in the cold war between the President and the press. Rather has a nervy knack for eliciting newsmaking answers from Presidents and other potentates. Texas-born, educated at Sam Houston State College, Rather joined CBS in 1962, covered racial strife in the South and the Kennedy assassination in Dallas before being sent to the White House and later to Viet Nam. He has won Emmy Awards for his Watergate reporting and coverage of the George Wallace shooting...
...North American, too, the reader of sketchy newspaper stories about the internecine strife among Argentine labor's right and left wings, the story of Barrera helps give a fuller understanding of the tensions involved. But the film offers more to the American viewer, an added dimension to which the native Latin American would probably be oblivious. It is the same quality, though more muted, that is so impressive in the vibrant scenes of Brazilian life in Black Orpheus. The Traitors, with its filmed scenes in the crowded neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, captures the struggle of life waged by these impoverished...