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Though not in physical danger himself, Deng was eager to protect his family. He eventually was allowed to bring his children to live with him in the two-story brick home to which he had been assigned. He spent his free time reading, listening to the radio and keeping fit. Deng Rong later told Author Harrison Salisbury (The Long March) that her father paced restlessly around the house's courtyard every afternoon. "Watching his sure but fast-moving steps," she said, "I thought to myself that his faith, his ideas and determination must have become clearer and firmer, readying...
...Yitzhak Rabin claimed that the newest attacks showed that "the Palestinian terrorist organizations are trying to reach us and harm us wherever they can." Israeli Foreign Ministry Spokesman Avi Pazner warned that "Israel will continue its struggle against terrorism in every place and at any time that it sees fit...
...good measure. To go with the magazine's annual "Mighty 500" roundup of the most powerful people, they tacked on a skimpy cover story featuring Shari Theismann, former wife of the Redskins' injured quarterback, Joe Theismann, who left her last year for Actress Cathy Lee Crosby. The obviously fit mother of three is posed in a variety of revealing swimsuits, accompanied by copy that coos, "She never has time to think about you know who." Theismann claims she had no eyeful-for-an-eyeful vengeance in mind. "I don't think he cares, or she'll care that I posed...
...rebellious to respectable. Throughout the autumn, he acted as an occasional master of ceremonies on a Broadway stage. He spent time sweet-talking the State Department. He rushed to the offices of a real estate magnate to make important deals. He even modified the cut of his clothes to fit his latest fashion. More often than ever, he has been sporting a nearly natty three-piece suit...
...fit the statistical model? Well, no one likes to be summed up as a stereotype. In fact, it was Senior Writer Lance Morrow who most cogently identified the essential quality that unites the TIME family: "I like the people who read the magazine," he says. "I like their savvy. I like their brains, even when they're disagreeing with me. I'm grateful for the intelligence of our audience, the classiness of its perception about things." Allows Gentalen: "That is the best description of TIME readers I've ever seen, and there is not a statistic...