Word: evenhandedness
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Daily Lessons. Said the elated defense attorney, Theodore Koskoff: "The judge was fair, the jury was fair, and, in this case, a black revolutionary was given a fair trial." Equally pleased was Judge Harold M. Mulvey, whose calm demeanor and evenhanded rulings became daily lessons on how well the judicial...
The concern of the superpowers reflected the fragility of the Middle East situation. Early last week indirect United Nations negotiations got started under the coldly evenhanded direction of Gunnar Jarring. In the first meeting, Israel's U.N. Delegate Yosef Tekoah reiterated his country's complaint that the Egyptians...
Died. Louis E. Lomax, 47, black newsman (Chicago's American) and author (The Negro Revolt, When the Word Is Given) known for his evenhanded approach to race, who came down hard on black extremists and white segregationists; in an auto crash; near Santa Rosa, N. Mex.
Shultz put together a package that everyone could live with, and from then on Nixon kept handing him things. One was the chairmanship of a study group on the vastly complicated, politically sensitive problem of regulating oil imports. Shultz protested to Nixon that he knew nothing about it. Nixon, by...
Hate Mail. Chris and Mike differ on the merits of the younger generation. "But oh Jesus," says Wallace, "don't get me started on that. I was impressed by the Eugene McCarthy kids and Sam Brown [the Moratorium organizer], but too many of the young want to recreate the...