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...last few years, his controversies have been well-chosen and he has almost always come out on the right side. Consequently, he has the same standing among younger interns in his hospital that Brewster has at Yale. His run-in with Nixon over being appointed and then dis-appointed as assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs only bolstered his reputation with liberals in the medical profession...
...customers in Los Angeles, the San Fernando Valley and other areas of Southern California. It is the company that residents love to hate. Public phones are often out of order, private phone bells ring for no reason, strange buzzes come through receivers, conversations are abruptly dis connected, and the slightest delay in paying the bill brings harsh dunning...
...plenary session Saturday afternoon, there was a lengthy dis...
Others chuckled at Haldeman and responded in kind-with humor. Ted Lewis, Washington columnist of the dis-Establishmentarian New York Daily News, wrote a parody of the Haldeman speech. Wrote Lewis: "It is hard to believe, but once a week, as we get it, a gaggle of presidential aides meets secretly on how best to sell whatever Nixon policy is in trouble at the time. This group may be called the Secret Six. [The] closed-door conferees on image problems don't end their huddle until there is agreement on what is known as 'the password...
...this ??? setting. The Harvard Strike shines. T??? the great credit of its authors, the book has escaped ??? ?? the obvious ??? of the genre. The writers-four reporters for WHRB-do not attack the facts with ??? hatchets sharpened. While their ??? are obviously with the "mode??? students." they do not try to dis?ort the events to ??? their personal ??? of the Truth. ??? their ??? to give "??? account of the events which led ??? the ??? and the crisis that resulted...