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Europe, began to build it up. This is being done in both quantitative and qualitative terms, which is a departure from the policy of reaching arms limitation agreements. Does this not harm the policy of détente...
...American-Soviet economic relations, the edifice that was erected by both sides under the predecessors of today's President. It is easy and irresponsible to destroy all this. But it will take much time to restore it. To sow enmity between our nations means resorting to methods that harm not the Soviet Union but the prestige of those who use such methods...
...exposure to such canned foods were coming down with the disease. C. botulinum bacteria are ubiquitous. They thrive in the earth and are spread as spores through dust in the air as well as on vegetables, fruits or in honey. Adults regularly ingest the microbes but customarily suffer no harm. The spores remain dormant in the adult intestine. For as yet unknown reasons, the intestines of some babies aged one to six months provide a hospitable environment for the spores, permitting them to germinate and make their deadly toxin. It is a nerve poison that produces an array of symptoms...
...judge declines to issue a preliminary injunction, saying no irreparable harm was done to the union and that Harvard should be joined in the case as a necessary party--in other words, that the incident was not strictly an internal union matter...
...Union's governing board lost its attempt to gain an injunction against Crockett when a judge last week threw the case out of court. The judge argued that "irreparable harm had not been done to the union," and that the case was not strictly an internal union matter because "Harvard should be joined as a necessary third party," Joseph Flynn, HUERA's attorney, said this week...