Word: accompanyment
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The heat is on to produce footage to accompany what some newsmen call "Mr. Haig's war." Compared with earlier days, there is less camaraderie and pack journalism, there are fewer collective safaris. The competition often borders on frenzy. The TV networks are under pressure to produce bang-bang...
On missile sales to Jordan: "The question isn't whether they will get them or not. The question is what influences will accompany them or who will supply them. We discussed with Jordan the lack of desirability of their getting them from the Soviets ... But there was never any...
The story is just getting started when a minor character tells Charlie, 13, the narrator: "Your father's the most obnoxious man I've ever met. He is the worst kind of pain in the neck-a know-it-all who's sometimes right." This is accurate...
To those voices, the President turned a resolutely deaf ear. He headlined one section of his message NO TIME TO RETREAT. His 1981 accomplishments in slashing taxes and civilian spending while starting a huge military buildup, Reagan boasted, "far exceed anything the skeptics and critics ever dreamed possible just one...
"I am quite worried that a professor working for a university might also be working for a profit-making company in the same area. That's the point--how do we draw these lines?" Francis H. Burr '35, the senior fellow of the Corporation who will accompany Bok to the...