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...argue that Vietnamization is already a proven success. In a paper currently making the rounds in Washington, Guy Pauker, the Rand Corp's leading Southeast Asia specialist, maintains that the treasure the U.S. has pumped into South Viet Nam over the past five years has quietly accomplished a "feat of political alchemy" by transforming a weak Saigon government into a strong regime with a clear chance of surviving. Pauker says that this chance can become a certainty if the U.S. will pick up the bills for at least a decade-not only for the regime's army...
...embody this in the heart of a comedy is a tricky feat, but Oliver Hailey has pulled it off wonderfully in Father's Day, and he has achieved a remarkable purgation as well. Here is an evening in the theater suffused with stinging, gut-aching laughter...
...feat, it's hard to see Enscoe in the role of Ryan O'Neal. "I never really sit down and think about talking about myself," he said sitting back on a couch in his room, and that's a pretty unusual thing to hear around here...
...predicts, "it will have a delayed, disastrous effect on the economy." Already, he reports, the U.S. lags be hind in a variety of fields. Japan and Europe are far ahead in establishing fast, new train networks and Mexico City has completed a subway system "that is both a great feat of engineering and a work of art." In high-energy physics, Italian scientists using a colliding-beam electron accelerator have come upon "what may be a new phenomenon in the creation of matter from energy, which seems to go beyond present physical theory." France, the Soviet Union and Switzerland...
...today in the IAB Brooks will coach Harvard in a dual meet for the last time, and the Crimson thinks it can duplicate the 1962 feat...