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...invited Ruth Hubbard '44, lecturer on Biology, Bernard D. Davis '36, Lehman Professor of Bacterial Physiology at the Med School. Matthew S. Meselson, chairman of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and Jonathan R. Beckwith '57, professor of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at the Med School, to speak at the three-day conference...
Hubbard and Beckwith, members of these groups, plan to participate in both conferences...
After four years in South America, Atlanta Bureau Chief Rudolph Rauch is glad to be back in the U.S. Says he: "It is refreshing to know that no matter what I say, I can't be expelled from the country or barred from getting back in." David Beckwith was glad to get back too. During six months in the Middle East he had been under machine-gun and mortar fire in Lebanon and Morocco. He had never been shot, however, until last week when he was mugged on Capitol Hill in Washington. He is now recovering from a stomach...
Classic Guerrillas. The war shows no sign of ending, reports Beckwith, even though Morocco and Mauritania have lost about 1,000 men since last February. Other Arab governments-notably Saudi Arabia-have tried to work out a diplomatic settlement, so far without success. Supplied with East Bloc arms by Libya and Algeria, Polisario is able to struggle on from sanctuaries near the Algerian border town of Tindouf, where about 40,000 Saharoui refugees live in 22 camps. By helping the guerrillas, President Houari Boumedienne is able to keep a third of Archenemy King Hassan's Moroccan armed forces tied...
...classic guerrilla fashion, Polisario fighters are mounting up to five raids a week on enemy-held villages to drain the morale of the occupiers. Beckwith accompanied them on one mortaring mission and filed this account of a five-day, 900-mile venture...