Word: daniells
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...vote in the North House committee was unanimous, Daniel J.H. Greenwood '78, a member of the committee, said last night. "We did not want to give the CRR the kind of legitimacy it would have if students served on it," he said...
...most talkative and talked-about ambassador the U.S. has ever sent to the United Nations would not be muzzled. That was stated clearly last week as Daniel Patrick Moynihan emerged from a 40-minute White House session in which President Ford dissuaded him from resigning in protest over lack of State Department support. Announced the White House: "The President and Secretary Kissinger encouraged Ambassador Moynihan to continue to speak out candidly and forcefully on major issues coming before...
Most of the countries that voted for this declaration are also racist, Chomsky said. He added that it is laughable when U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Daniel Patrick Moynihan calls Ugandan President I di Amin a "racist murderer...
...Editor William Buckley assembled more than 600 friends and colleagues to celebrate the 20th birthday of his National Review. Among the guests on hand at Manhattan's Plaza Hotel: 1976 Conservative Aspirant Ronald Reagan, 1964 Conservative Aspirant Barry Goldwater, and even a sprinkling of Democrats, including U.N. Ambassador Daniel Moynihan, who is a possible contender for Brother James Buckley's Senate seat. Though his conservative biweekly is now running in the red, Bill Buckley had only the highest hopes for NR as well as Candidate Reagan's chances for the presidency. Said Buckley, alluding to the White...
...people may have had for responsibility or creativity or ability to affect the world; on the other hand, a total eschewal of technique would be a backward, unproductive step. So, for that matter, would be a total embracing of it, an attitude he attacks various people--including Harvard professors Daniel Bell and B.F. Skinner--for espousing. The future in a world in the grip of technique is more inevitable than it is bleak...