Word: foe
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...next administration] must make this decision without bargaining or negotiation and establish it as a fact of American policy which must be understood, observed, and recognized by friend and foe alike, and shared in, as they decide, by the other allies of Saigon," he said...
Despite the injuries, Munro was buoyed by the greatly improved team work of his explosive front line last week against a much tougher foe than Columbia should...
Another advantage this week comes from the fact that most of the outsiders played an Ivy foe last week. So, one isn't completely in the dark trying to pick the Yale-Colgate game. Cornell licked the Raiders by 17-0 in Ithaca and the experts will be watching closely to see whether Brian Dowling & Co. can do as well. From here, it looks like Yale 23, Colgate...
Last Monday, Sullivan was at City Traffic Director Robert E. Rudolph's side when Rudolph underwent one of his periodic interrogations by the Council. The manager helped to field some of the questions which Alfred E. Vellucci, a perennial Rudolph foe, directed toward the traffic director. Rudolph, who previously underwent the grillings solo, appeared calmer than usual...
More alarming was the reaction of Jesse Unruh, powerful Speaker of the California Legislature, and a frequently-mentioned opponent of Reagan in the 1970 gubernatorial race. Unruh had been Reagan's primary foe in the 1967 fight over the firing of Clark Kerr, and many professors had counted on his support here...