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...Minh announces that his representatives are on their way to Geneva to meet with us, the pressure to stop bombing would be tremendous and perhaps irresistible." The Administration nonetheless is bent on resisting that pressure until the day when Hanoi unequivocally signals its willingness to negotiate on bona fide terms...
Necessary Anti-Semitism. The Weekly has done nothing to play down its Jewishness. It never hesitates to point out bona fide Nazis who have been given important public office, and it has helped cause 23 of them to be removed. It was among the first newspapers to alert the nation to the growing danger of the neo-Nazi National Democratic Party. Nevertheless, the Weekly is often at odds with Jewish opinion abroad. It came to the defense of Adenauer's aide, Hans Globke, when Jews elsewhere were clamoring for his resignation. Though Globke had helped draw up the regulations...
...insists that spending on domestic problems must be cut substantially, even if the Administration requests a raise in taxes. Excess appropriations, he argues, have led to high prices and high interest rates, the principal reason for the Republican victory last month. And so, "they certainly have to make some bona fide effort to reduce non-military, non-essential spending before they could under any circumstances ask for an increase in federal taxes...
...possibly claim a gubernatorial victory in Georgia as well. In 13 Southern and border states, the G.O.P. made a record modern-day gain of nine congressional seats. This year, moreover, many of the South's leading Republican candidates were able to discard the Goldwater umbrella and run as bona-fide moderates...
Burden of Proof. There would still be multitudinous exceptions, notably bona fide security secrets, Government-employee records, geophysical data that could be used for commercial advantage, and FBI investigative manuals, which would be of compelling interest to the underworld. Moreover, the new law would support the tradition of "executive privilege," by which the President has the final right to withhold any information. Nor does it apply to Congress, itself one of Washington's most notorious practitioners of secrecy...