Word: foresaw
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...discreet endorsement of the United Nations tucked into Pope John XXIII's 1963 encyclical Pacem in Terris was a tip-off that Rome foresaw fruitful cooperation with the U.N. in a common goal: peace. Last year Pope Paul VI tightened the link by sending a tactful monsignor to the U.N. as the Vatican's official observer. Last week, just as the serious turn of war between India and Pakistan heightened Paul's worries over man killing man, the Vatican announced that Paul will go to New York on Oct. 4 and make a plea for peace before...
...dead to about 1,900 on the government side. Last week 8,000 more marines landed at Danang, raising the total of Americans in South Viet Nam to 63,000, and President Johnson told a press conference that another 10,000 U.S. troops will soon arrive. Experts in Saigon foresaw 150,000 men by year's end. While last week's frenetic activity may have reflected a certain Communist desperation, the President was blunt about what the built-up U.S. forces face. Said he: "We expect it will get worse before it gets better...
...think I am not being pessimistic in saying that a schism is to be feared by the end of the year," said Rouen's coadjutor, Archbishop Andre Pailler, last month; he foresaw that some French conservatives would leave the church rather than accept the liberal definitions of religious liberty and the church in the modern world that the Vatican Council will probably approve this fall...
...becomes the new creed of the church. Besides voting general approval of the committee's work, the assembly agreed that the confession should be studied by a new committee of 15 (about half of them laymen), which will consider suggestions forwarded by the presbyteries. But no one foresaw any serious change in direction and scope...
...nothing has happened, that the Gen Ed program will remain the way it is. But Finley, chairman of the Faculty Committee on General Education and a guiding spirit of the program since its adoption in 1945, found the results of the debate "a great triumph for General Education" and foresaw "a splendid new era" for the program. Dean Ford has also called it "most valuable: this kind of debate is needed periodically to remind us of our duties," he commented, adding, "there is a generation of Faculty members who came to Harvard since the last General Education debate and were...