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...Decisions. Faced with this Communist challenge, the U.S. has made a major decision: South Viet Nam must be defended at all costs. While all Asia watched, the U.S., by fumbling unpreparedness and the lack of a dependable local fighting force to attach itself to, last spring abandoned Laos to its fate. South Viet Nam has been U.S.-sponsored from the start; its government is militantly antiCommunist, and its soldiers are willing to fight. If the U.S. cannot or will not save South Viet Nam from the Communist assault, no Asian nation can ever again feel safe in putting its faith...
...victims of discriminatory legislation. There will be no alternative but to oppose such discrimination." The N.C.W.C.'s counterproposal, which it holds to be "strictly" constitutional, is that "longterm, low-interest loans to private institutions could be part of the federal aid program." The hierarchy will push to attach such an amendment to the Kennedy bill...
...cocktail parties. Talking with the movement's rank-and-file gave one a distinct feeling that they were by no means bigots, embittered cynics, or oldsters pompous before their time. (The YAF leadership and its adult advisors have taken great pains to eliminate that resist fringe which tries to attach itself to conservative groups, much as Communists bedevil liberal organizations.) While these students believed deeply in their philosophy of natural law, in the free market, limited government etc.,--and had often suffered for their convictions in terms of lower marks from professors with differing views--few seemed to bear...
AUTO SEAT-BELT anchors will be standard equipment on 1962 U.S. cars. Owner will be able to attach belts to floor anchors at small cost. This will eliminate a major extra cost ($20 per installation) that has kept most motorists from putting in belts...
Admittedly, one can overdraw the picture of Oxford as a place where leisurely living and scintillating wit prevail. "We are getting dull" has been the theme of several letters and articles in recent undergraduate publications. Entrance requirements consisting entirely of a rigorous examination attach little value to the well-rounded school record or to personal evidence of untapped ability; rising academic standards and an expanded scholarship program inevitably produce fewer parties and more hours devoted to sheer hard work...