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Three parts of a new four-point protection plan are already in effect, she said. The city has installed powerful mercury street lights on Shepard and Walker Streets, and Radcliffe Buildings and Grounds have placed new lights in the Quad area. In addition, two Cambridge policemen will drive around the Quad and nearby off-campus houses at fairly frequent intervals each night...
...Barry Williams stole the ball from little Ray Carazo and was fouled. He made the first shot--it was to be Harvard's last point for 4 1/2 agonizing minutes. Williams missed his second shot and Carazo whizzed down the middle for a lay up to give Penn a four-point lead. As the Crimson's fast break moved into operation, Williams was fouled again. This time he missed both free throws...
...start of the second half, Harvard seemed ready to run of with the game. A quick jump shot by Sedlacek and a free throw by McClung gave Harvard a four-point edge. But the Crimson missed two opportunities to increase it, and Pawlak, getting hot while the rest of his team was cold, popped in seven points in three minutes to knot the game...
Khrushchev, of course, had a peace offensive of his own in mind, and he spooned it out in a 20-page letter to the world's governments. It boiled down to a sort of four-point plan for renouncing force as a means of resolving territorial disputes, but in its all-for-us-none-for-you terms it was disappointing to the U.S. (see THE WORLD). It remained for Secretary of State Dean Rusk to make the point that President Johnson's peace offensive is based not on rigid proposals but on wide-ranging probes for areas where...
Glaring Omission. In sheer heft, Khrushchev's proposal easily outweighed Johnson's. Addressed to every nation in the world that has diplomatic relations with Moscow, Nikita's message rambled on for 20 pages about a four-point plan for an international treaty renouncing the use of force to settle territorial disputes. Since the letter amounted to little more than what the United Nations Charter already included and contained a fistful of jokers in addition (limiting the West's ability to defend Berlin, surrendering Formosa to Red China), U.S. officials showed considerable restraint when they merely characterized...