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...known by friends as "Lyova," or "Lion," and who describes himself as a dove with talons: "It did not take any courage for the government to say no to a half-crippled Kissinger who had Viet Nam falling on his head. But it would take courage to adopt a policy. The question is not so much one of substance but of approach." Like Avneri, Eliav would make a broad-scale offer to the Arabs: return of all occupied territories in exchange for full peace, including treaties, diplomatic relations, economic ties and demilitarized zones. "We should tell Egypt it can have...
...hideaway, had been arranged and paid for by the gossipy National Enquirer. Last week at a 45-minute press conference in the paper's Florida offices, the old admiral held hands with Victoria and told reporters that he had just sought permission from Soviet officials in Washington to adopt his daughter. Moments later, he was asked if he had known much about the Enquirer before the tabloid put him into the spotlight. Confessed Tate: "No, I never read...
...ACSR also voted to abstain on resolutions presented to the stockholders of CBS and of the international Business Machine Corp, that called for the company to adopt cumulative voting for the election of directors...
With only three of its members casting thumbs-down votes, the Faculty voted Tuesday to adopt the major recommendations of the Strauch Committee in a move that will institute equal access adminissions for the Class of 1980 pending the approval of the Radcliffe Trustees and the Governing Boards...
President Horner said yesterday she could not predict whether the Radcliffe trustees would decide to adopt the Strauch recommendations. She said the trustees will meet at the end of April for discussion...