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...observed after the Soviet resumption of testing that the action proved the utter fatuity of the American moratorium. Moreover, it confirmed that Russia had been conducting tests underground all along. Although Mr. Rockefeller has not attained an equal mastery of the logic of Realpolitik, he is surely nobody's fool...
Aretha Franklin (Ray Bryant Trio; Columbia). A first album by a new young (18) singer who came out of a Detroit gospel church with a voice of impressive size and some annoying mannerisms-aching swoops and ecstatic quavers. Included are All Night Long, Maybe I'm a Fool, Who Needs You? rendered in moods that vary from torchy to tempestuous...
This chilling consequence of Boston's strategic importance and Harvard's geographically central location must inform all decisions on a fallout shelter program, as must recognition that anyone trying to destroy a metropolitan region in all-out war would be a fool not to use chemical, radiological, and perhaps biological weapons. The only protection in such war would be self-contained and sealed deep shelters which are economically impractical and probably could not be reached in the warning time given a first-strike target...
...ball off the Columbia goal's crossbar. Seconds later, a corner kick from the goalie's right went to a pile-up in front of the goal, where a Crimson player managed to pass it out to Wendell. Wendell kicked the ball back immediately, and Kluflio deflected enough to fool the goalkeeper...
...around and fool with statistics or comparative scores, but that doesn't really solve anything -- especially in the Ivy League, where anything goes, and usually does...