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Your editorial of January 21, noting that research on the underdeveloped non-Western areas in underdeveloped, suggests that some of Harvard's new Ford Foundation funds for "International affairs" should be used for "non-Western studies to rectify this imbalance. While "non-Western" area specialists like myself can only applaud this innately statesmanlike view, it does overlook the basic fact that the three "non-Western" programs in Russian, are now receiving support from a Ford Middle Eastern, and East Asian studies Foundation grant of 1960 which was set up to run for ten years and so is only half...
...former dyed-in-the-wool conservative, I now wildly applaud the new changes in the Mass. Expecting the worst, I instead found myself involved in the most fascinating experience...
...jampacked audience in the Kremlin's Palace of Congress with an appeal for Communist unity, and pitched hard for a world conference of Communist parties to deal with the problem. Chou, staring indifferently over Brezhnev's shoulder, was the only man on the stage who failed to applaud. Khrushchev had called just such a meeting for Dec. 15, but with the intention of setting the stage for Peking's excommunication from the Communist movement. Since Brezhnev, Kosygin & Co. still claim to be the legitimate heirs to Khrushchevism, Chou could not readily agree to the meeting, even though...
...world all their own. They know each other well and speak their own peculiar abbreviations and jargon. As soon as the press plane takes off liquor flows freely from the substantial supply aboard at all times. When the plane touches down at each stop, the members of the press applaud gently in what has become almost a folk custom...
...averse to inviting an adversary to write a rebuttal that he runs directly after his own piece. The result, says Historian Jacques Barzun, "takes the theater out of the realm of mere grease paint and glamor and into that of ideas and feeling. Aeschylus and Shaw would applaud...