Word: concerns
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Limiting the attendance at the Dow meeting is unnatural and unnecessary. Dow is coming to Harvard, not just to Mallinckrodt, and the implications of its policies are of concern not only to the Chemistry Department, but to everyone...
...nuclear strategy is technological progress, but MIRV also shows that the United States is not standing still. Other American efforts include the modernization of the land-based Minuteman and the 656 sea-based Polaris and Poseidon missiles (which Nixon discounts in his calculations of nuclear superiority). The Soviets' major concern seems to be an ICBM that could follow an orbit through space to its target. Such a weapon could clude an ABMS system but would probably be quite inaccurate...
...sharp contrast to Hubert Humphrey, who has emphatically stated that the United States has enough nuclear weapons. Humphrey's problem is that he seems willing to let the Russians catch up with, or possibly overtake, the United States. Such a position tends to worry most voters. And Nixon's concern about arms-control talks--that they should be negotiated "from strength and never from weakness"--seems more prudent than Humphrey's enthusiastic endorsement of arms negotiations...
...that by refusing to support HHH Dr. Peretz and other McCarthy supporters "destroy any pretensions they have had to sincere concern for social justice and human rights" is simply asinine. In the first place, it is anything but obvious to me that a "sincere concern for social justice" necessitates a vote for Hubert Humphrey, whose sincere concern for that war in Vietnam has seriously impaired the domestic programs for social justice in the United States. What ever happened to the Poverty Program, the OEO, and countless other programs promised to the poor and Black Americans by the Johnson-Humphrey Administration...
...understand your concern, Mr. Alexander...