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...raids over the jungles of Laos by American B-52 bombers and fighter-bombers actually increased to an astonishing 380 strikes each day. Yet such are the bewildering juxtapositions of the Indochina conflict that, at the same time, Henry Kissinger moved through Hanoi and Peking suggesting plans to heal the wounds of war through a pharmacopoeia of economic...
Harvard's chances for first were dealt a damaging blow at last week's Big Three meet in New Haven when the team's top triple and long jumper, Vincent Vanderpoole-Wallace, sustained an injured leg. The injury did not heal sufficiently to allow Vanderpoole-Wallace to make the trip to Ithaca, and Harvard may be out as many as 6 to 8 points in the contest as a result...
...nation prepared to welcome the first of its returning prisoners of war, both military and private psychologists warned that the prisoners would be suffering from invisible wounds that may take years to heal...
Gags. In his meeting with congressional leaders, he promised frequent consultations, but when he met the press, he was critical of the legislature. Congress, he said, had not been "responsible on money." What really aroused his ire, though, was a question on whether recent calls for a healing of the nation's wounds might lead to an amnesty for draft resisters. Nixon glowered, gripped both sides of the lectern and hunched low over the microphone. "Well," he said, "it takes two to heal wounds, and I must say that when I see the most vigorous criticism or, shall...
...says a presidential aide, "the potential is there for creative tension instead of destructive disagreement." Much will depend on how the President shifts from a wartime to a peacetime leader; whether he ignores the bitter internal divisions left by the war or tries to heal them; whether he treats Congress as an enemy or a partner; whether he uses his electoral mandate as an excuse to close himself off or as an added reason to be open with the nation...