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...result Isreal and its role in the Middle East have been the subjects of 35 TIME area cover stories, more then any other country or geographical area except the Soviet Union. Certainly the most enduring and tragic feature of Israel's troubled history has been its near constant fear of war. In 1967, when Isreal fought Arab armies, TIME covered its stunning victory. Six years later, in the October War, TIME reported on the surprise attack by Egypt and Syria and Isreal's resounding comeback. Time also devoted a number of cover stories to the search for peace...
...interview with TIME a few hours after resigning, Lefever said he quit because "my wife and I were getting fed up with the constant reiteration of false allegations-that I am for sale, or for rent, that I lacked compassion, that I did not care about the torture of human beings in certain countries friendly to the U.S. My position has been clear on all of this. A label, once applied, because of the herd instinct in Washington, sticks. The record never caught up. I was done in by my two chief virtues-candor and courage." He denied that either...
...will be hard to fulfill in a country where sinking living standards have generated social upheaval. Shops already stock no rice, jam or fruit, except for apples. Meat is rationed at a little over a pound per person per week. The seemingly interminable lines outside the stores are a constant source of black humor. One joke now making the rounds...
This is precisely what Madrid politicians fear most. For months there has been talk among the military and right-wing civilians about simultaneously ending both the constant threat of terrorist acts by Basque separatists and the bothersome problems of Spanish democracy a la turca-in the style of the tough Turkish generals who took over their country last fall...
...just any sheep dog will do. Such familiar breeds as the collie and German shepherd are herding dogs. They will drive a flock from place to place and keep sheep from straying. But such dogs need constant supervision. What is required is a different kind of canine, guarding dogs that will patiently watch over a flock for weeks at a time, even in a lonely pasture. A rancher need only appear occasionally to leave food. Usually large (up to 135 lbs.) and slow to anger, the animals stir to action only when their charges are threatened. They live with...