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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...said Mr. Hannegan. 'He is the contrariest Missouri mule I have ever dealt with...
...Kenan incident is the most recent in a series of government crackdowns on critics from within. In 1970 a satire called Queen of the Bathtub was pressured to close after 20 performances because it dealt brutally with Israeli losses during the "war of attrition" with Egypt. "Toilet humor," growled Defense Minister Moshe Dayan. Three months ago an English-language lampoon called Lillit, published by Hebrew University students, suddenly lost both circulation and government financial support. The magazine had carried the comic-strip adventures of a muscular "SuperGolda"; her principal adversary was a Tel Aviv intellectual driven berserk by police corruption...
Next year's increase will probably be handled by taking over the rest of the Continental for use by undergraduates. The increase in two years will be dealt with by renovations" that will add 50 extra beds at the Radcliffe Quad and 25 to 50 extra beds in The Harvard ("Renovations" means the partitioning of existing rooms and the installation bunk beds). When three years are up however. Harvard will run out of make-shift possibilities new construction will be a necessity...
ALMOST unnoticed-except perhaps by the attending delegates-the 27th session of the U.N. General Assembly adjourned last week. After more than 500 meetings and 1,500 hours of debate, the delegates succeeded in passing 153 resolutions. Nine dealt with disarmament, seven with Palestinian refugees, four with decolonization and South African apartheid, and three with bans on nuclear testing-all issues on which the U.N. has made little progress in the past...
...Kissinger coyness that is so delightful at times was misplaced last week. His "at hand" formulation, the attention-grabbing quote given in his dramatic press conference on Oct. 26, had instantly inflated hopes for an end to the long agony of Viet Nam. Now this optimism was dealt a heavy blow. At a Saturday news conference, Kissinger changed his evaluation considerably. "Peace can be near," he said, but-and this "but" loomed frighteningly large-North Viet Nam would have to decide to resume bargaining "in good faith," as defined by the U.S. Yet Kissinger revealed that his latest round...