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In ceremonies at the capital at Bathurst, the British formally turned over sovereignty to the continent's smallest nation, a wriggle of land 200 miles long and 15 to 30 miles wide situated on both sides of the lower Gambia River. Except for its coast, it is entirely surrounded...
Conflict with the United States is only a by-product--perhaps not a necessary one--of the French president's essentially pedagogical objective: "to teach his people and perhaps his continent attitudes of independence and self-reliance," Kissinger says in an article entitled "The Illusionist: Why We Misread de Gaulle...
Delano himself has found public service "tremendously self fulfilling." He has watched the Peace Corps grow from a "Second Children's Crusade," as it was called by some Congressmen in 1960, to a force of 14000 volunteers spanning every continent. He has been a part of that growth, and he...
Pitted against the continent's top amateurs, the undefeated Crimson varsity will face a different calibre of opposition than it has seen so far this year. Harvard especially handicapped by a requirement that college teams must enter one player in the individual competition, while the non-collegiate squads are held...
Richard Todd plays a man-about-Edinburgh, a passionate travel agent who longs to be Scotch with a twist of Lemmon but more often looks stolid as a Rock. Todd has a prim fiancee and a yen for side trips. When his girl says no, he treks off to the...