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...wives in the evenings, their children had to move away from home temporarily. The 18 days of semi-isolation were ordered by doctors to shield the astronauts from the effects of earthly germs; any chance infection could be confused with bodily changes caused by the prolonged weightlessness, and thus hinder the intensive effort to pinpoint the physical consequences of living in zero...
...claim that any leak could tear down the whole diplomatic structure is highly doubtful. The leaks (see box) did not prevent a SALT I arms agreement with the Soviet Union, hinder peace negotiations on Viet Nam, prevent Nixon from making his overtures to the Soviet Union and China or demonstrably affect the Middle East...
...operate freely without the intervention of the law. It certainly would arouse college students if a Harvard SDS member were kidnapped and returned two weeks later as an ardent John Bircher. If some 600 young people have successfully been forced to abandon their religious beliefs and convictions, what will hinder this number from climbing many times more? And what prevents the deprogrammers or similar groups from expanding their tactics to political groups? It is important that the authorities intervene today to stop such openly-connessed criminal activity as abduction, unlawful imprisonment and deprogramming. If not, how small a step...
...SCHEDULED to discuss today the controversial recommendations of the Afro-American Studies Review Committee. While many of the Committee's proposals are sound and should aid in the needed reform of the Department, the premise under which the Committee worked was flaws. Continued belief in that premise can only hinder the Department's improvement...
Wright expressed the fear that the Caldwell decision and two related Supreme Court rulings will hinder attempts at investigative reporting...