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Students immediately accused Fox of "blackmail" and "duplicity." In a draft letter to The Crimson, they argued that "the issue here clearly transcends that of postering," saying the meeting "illustrates how the administration and in particular, Dean Fox, can manipulate an advisory committee to rubberstamp its own decisions...
Following the stormy conclusion of the meeting, student CHUL members accused Fox of "duplicity" and "blackmail...
Some details of the policy changes that Brown plans to announce have already been leaked, and they have drawn sizzling denunciations from Moscow. Thundered TASS: "Madness," "Maniacal." Cried Pravda: "Nuclear blackmail." But NATO allies of the U.S. welcomed the change. Said a British official crisply: "We agree with it. It enhances deterrence." Said a French official: "We are in favor of anything that improves U.S. credibility...
...assignments for the KGB involved informing on boyhood friends. Later he specialized in the sexual entrapment of foreigners. His job was to introduce ambassadors and attaches to beautiful Soviet women, known as "swallows" in secret police parlance. Once a diplomat was caught nesting with a swallow, there followed a blackmail attempt and-the KGB hoped-recruitment of the victim as a Soviet agent...
...competition has not been hurt were widely quoted. Palestine Liberation Organization Chief Yasser Arafat, who was treated as an honored guest despite his refusal eight years ago to condemn the Arab terrorists in Munich, observed in a television interview: "The crowded stands are testimony to the fact that no blackmail and no boycott have been able to disrupt the Moscow Olympics...