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...fighting injustice. We will defend any upholder of justice and attack any perpetrator of injustice. You may name this value system whatever you like. We are laying the foundation of this value system, which, we hope, will one day replace?in the U.N., the Security Council, and other world bodies???the influence of the capitalists and the great powers that can now condemn out of hand anybody they want to. Yes, with your criteria, I understand nothing?and I am better...
...large central building was ringed by bright colors. It looked like a parking lot filled with cars. When the plane dipped lower, the cars turned out to be bodies. Scores and scores of bodies ?hundreds of bodies???wearing red dresses, blue T shirts, green blouses, pink slacks, children's polka-dotted jumpers...
...formulate wage and price standards before the freeze ends Nov. 13?in full knowledge that his Cost of Living Council has authority to promulgate temporary rules if they fail. He disclaimed any role as economic czar, contending that the COLC would not "veto" any standards formulated by the other bodies???and managed to make his stand sound forceful. "We will not let these groups pass the buck up to us," he said sternly. "If the Price Commission permitted prices that patently were exorbitant." he added, "or if the Pay Board announced their own goal of a 6% rate of inflation...
Terry Reid, 22, a former infantryman in the same Americal Division, claimed last week that he counted "60 dead bodies???women, children and maybe a few old and decrepit men" after U.S. troops had shot up a village 130 miles south of My Lai in early 1968. A Viet Nam veteran at Fort Benning, Ga., who would not give his name said he and other G.I.s had taken three Viet Cong prisoners up in a helicopter. "We told them to talk or we'd throw them out. The first guy wouldn't talk, so we tossed him out. The second...
Some Japanese beetles which got into Princeton's gardens of pedigreed primroses were major news last week to two international learned bodies???the International Congress of Eugenics meeting in Manhattan's American Museum of Natural History and the International Congress of Genetics meeting at Cornell (Ithaca, N. Y.). There are 23,000 primroses in the gardens, whose complete genealogical histories Professor George Harrison Shull sedulously registers. From those histories statisticans deduce laws of heredity which govern primroses, peas, pigs and people. The Japanese beetles were injuring the primroses. Professor Shull obtained a grant-in-aid from the National Research Council...