Word: accesses
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...Trade Expansion Act is essentially a response to the great opportunity and the great challenge of the European Common Market. Said Secretary Hodges:"We need-we must have-a trade policy that will assure us access to this booming market." But as the Common Market moves toward its goal of abolishing tariffs between member nations and erecting a common external tariff wall, the U.S. could find its exports largely shut out. That is where the trade bill comes in. Its essential purpose, explained Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon, is to enable the U.S. to "bargain down the outside tariff wall...
Rusk need not have bothered. Gromyko, calling pudgy East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz down to Geneva from Berlin to add drama to the scene, handed the U.S. a position paper proposing that a "free city" of West Berlin (same old entree) and the access routes be supervised by an international authority. Right there with it was the old demand that the Western powers withdraw their forces from the city and accept the sovereignty of the East Germans. Rusk instantly rejected the proposal. The U.S. had made it clear to Russia, both at Geneva and before, that...
...recent letter of Mr. Anthony Greenwald raises some issues which require comment. It is difficult to access the validity of his objections to the views of Dr. Kelman, as he apparently did not attend the meeting and states that he is not associated with the psilocybin activities. However, he has touched upon several important matters relating to academic freedom, ethics and responsibility. The misconceptions which he has created warrant some analysis...
Burke justifies the continued subsidy of the Calendar by pointing out that it provides a needed service to the University. It supposedly gives each Administrative department guaranteed access to students' rooms with all official notices and memoranda--a list of employment opportunities, for example. This, however, is a task for the University itself to tackle; there is no reason for a nominally independent student business organization to pay for a service which the University Printing Office could offer. Individual students pay the cost in higher HSA prices while student publications suffer from a needless loss of advertising revenue...
Starting last November, Cuban bulldozers have cleared a network of military access roads, which slope down from the surrounding hills (where Castro observation posts and gun emplacements lurk) right up to Gitmo's 24-mile fence. The mined roads lead 26 miles westward to the home base of a Castro armored pool of 51-ton Stalin tanks and 155-mm., 40-m.p.h. motorized artillery...