Word: ap
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...wife of Yitzhak Rabin, the Israeli Ambassador to the U.S., Richard Nixon was commenting one night last week on the fact that diplomatic assignments, once so greatly sought after, have now become dangerous in many areas of the world. Indeed they have. The next day, the newly ap pointed U.S. Ambassador to the Sudan, Cleo A. Noel Jr., and the outgoing charge d'affaires, George C. Moore, as well as a Belgian diplomat were murdered by Arab terrorists (see WORLD). Noel thus became the second U.S. ambassador to be killed by terrorists in less than five years...
While Alsop's December and January columns were discussing the virtues of militarism, President Nixon with the blessing of the Chinese, was engaging in a stratospheric martial exercise over Hanoi. In an AP interview--conducted during the bombing but released later--Nixon commented, "It's important to live like a Spartan." He went on: "I believe in the battle, whether it's the battle of a campaign, or the battle of this office, which is a continuing battle...
...AP sources said that the U.S. Command news blackout was ordered by President Nixon...
Only defensive back Dave St. Pierre was chosen on the second team. The AP poll named senior halfback Ted DeMars to the third team. The only other Crimson player picked for the third team was defensive back Barry Malinowski...
Seven Crimson gridmen were cited for honorable mention in the poll of AP sports writers. Offensively, end John Hagerty, tackle Tim Manas, guard Doug Crim, and halfback Mark Wheeler were picked...