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...credibility gap involves not so much official untruths or half-truths regarding military actions as the question of Richard Nixon's ultimate intentions in the war. Last week in an hour-long interview with ABC's Howard K. Smith, the President was cautiously vague. He promised to end America's involvement "in a way that South Viet Nam will continue to survive as an independent country, have a chance to survive," but added: "We can't guarantee their [South Vietnamese] survival." Still, he in effect held out the hope that the purpose of U.S. intervention...
...hour-long teach-in was held in the lecture room in which Land had been scheduled to speak, although few members of Land's audience stayed...
...prize with Vladimir Ashkenazy in Moscow's 1962 Tchaikovsky Competition, he became an evangelist for music that few other major pianists would touch. One of his best LP albums is devoted entirely to some of the piano music of Carl Nielsen (RCA), another to Ferruccio Busoni's hour-long piano concerto (Angel), a woolly and wonderful specimen of Germanic post-romanticism that includes a resounding men's chorus in the finale. Following this bent, Ogdon has become one of the exponents of the current romantic revival. That revival has helped bring forth a small anthology of minor...
...hour-long meeting with the committee last week, Pusey said he was interested only in results which encompass a thorough sampling of Law School students' opinion. The task is imposing...
Last week's hour-long "Conversation with the President" over nationwide network television was a public relations triumph for Richard Nixon. The President was pleased with the result-and little wonder. The "conversation" format gives him a number of built-in advantages, enabling him to get to the public without being badly scarred by his questioners. Instead of an interview, it is a chance to present presidential views to an audience of 55 million...