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Soon after Sadoski's tally, halfback Marshall Goldberg made four first downs in a long Crimson drive and capped it by skirting left end to score from the 8 yard line. Goldberg hit paydirt again with just 45 seconds to play in the half to put Harvard in front at the midway point...
...after the Schenley victory, Chavez began to concentrate his forces on another of the local growers, Goldberg and Sons. Though the other thirty growers in the Delano area will probably be easier to beat now that Schenley and DiGiorgio have fallen, they will have to be dealt with one by one. The process is painfully slow. Some of the strikers, with a year's experience now, have gotten quite good at organization, but they are getting tired. The town is tired of the Huelga, and the huelgistos are getting
Ambassador Goldberg's speech at the United Nations on Thursday contained an eloquent and conciliatory summary of this country's proposals to Hanoi for ending the war in Vietnam. In reaffirming publicly the U.S.'s offer, already made privately, for step-by-step de-escalation, the speech reinforced the credibility of the proposals, and put pressure on the North Vietnamese to accept them...
...coupled with this reaffirmation of our wish for peace in Asia, was Goldberg's strong restatement of our opposition to the admission of Red China to the U.N. Although he made much of American efforts to restore "historically friendly relations with the great people of China," the ambassador promised that the U.S. will oppose giving the Chinese a seat so long as their "stated program" is to "transform the world by violence." By failing to adopt the two-China policy, which would allow Red China to enter on the condition that it recognized the equal right of Nationalist China...
...resolution to admit Red China needed a majority to pass--apparently frightened the Administration into reevaluating the present policy over the summer. During his recent trip to Taiwan Secretary of State Rusk warned the Nationalists that a change in policy might be necessary in the next session. Ambassador Goldberg said late in August that the government was actively reexamining its admission policy. In background briefings to major newspapers, top-level officials indicated that the policy would be altered this session...