Word: discussion
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Nieman fellows who attended that meeting said last night that Colby declined to discuss specific CIA activities, citing 'national security reasons." They said Colby defended covert CIA activities and the secrecy of the agency's budget on the same grounds...
...Harvard Radical Union met with attorneys last night to discuss the possibility of initiating legal action if the University fails to comply with the law giving students access to their files...
...intriguing paradox. Why don't you have super capable young women, outstanding men, and it's still just like third grade: Smart girls don't talk? This comes down to relationships in which girls will hold their fire and not discuss things that really should be discussed with a guy they're living with or seeing because of that "fragile male...
...other privileged relationships such as those between husband and wife or lawyer and client. Harvard's Berger, a leading student of the subject, maintained his view that Executive privilege has no basis in the Constitution at all. He expressed surprise at the court's failure even to discuss that idea. Instead the court relied on the "plain" need for confidential consultation between a President and his aides. "But because a result is practical, it does not follow that it is constitutionally required," Professor Berger wrote...
Waiting List. With their admirable courage and frankness, Happy Rockefeller and Betty Ford have effected a profound change in the general attitude toward a dread disease. Women are showing a new willingness to discuss breast cancer openly, to face it directly. Across the nation they are besieging hospitals and doctors' offices, seeking examinations and information. Manhattan's Guttman Clinic, which screens women for breast cancer, until recently received 30 to 40 telephone calls a day. It is now receiving as many as 400 calls, and has placed women seeking examinations on a waiting list that extends to January...