Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Private Doubts. In part, the experience of Viet Nam has made many Americans more cautious about getting involved in wars in any part of the globe, U.C.L.A. Historian Peter von Sivers, 32, senses that "in the aftermath of Viet Nam, there is a feeling that a solution must be imposed, that the conflict will go on as long as we radically side with either the Israelis or Arabs." But Americans also view this war as being substantially different from the one six years ago. San Francisco Author Paul Jacobs, 55, who wrote a book about the Middle East...
...auspicious beginning, but on the whole his plea for a stable peace was a bit too cautious to ignite his hopeful audience. In addition to his broad statement of principles, Kissinger made two specific proposals: 1) that the Security Council establish more effective peace-keeping guidelines so that...
However, an administrator in the Office of Civil Rights in Washington D.C., yesterday said the attitude of the American Rhodes Scholarship Committee is "unnecessarily cautious...
Luce termed Soviet presence in the area "cautious" due to Arab mistrust, the failure of Soviet plans in Egypt, and the hostility of the Iranian government...
...reason to be skeptical of Nixon Administration statements on Chile tend to believe that the U.S. was not involved. Educator Ralph Dungan, who was Lyndon Johnson's Ambassador to Chile, contends that in the wake of Watergate and the ITT affair, the CIA would have been almost excessively cautious about getting involved in so potentially embarrassing an international scandal. "It all suggests to me that there was probably no mucking around," he says...