Word: hughs
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Carter, who joined Edwards in a successful effort to revoke the 1965 rule, no longer belongs to the Plains congregation and refused comment. His cousin Hugh, a deacon of the church, said that he felt sure the President was "very deeply hurt." Miss Lillian telephoned Edwards to tell him she was "broken-hearted...
Outgoing club president Hugh Hewitt '78 complained to Epps after Wednesday's elections when club members voted not to accept the 12 absentee ballots distributed before the elections...
Clearly, Kissinger's impact will be felt for a long time to come. During his final days in office, he shared some thoughts about his stewardship of U.S. foreign policy with TIME Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey. They are worth considering as the nation sets off in new diplomatic directions...
Teilhard's works have become "the property of a cabal of admirers, quite outside the mainstream of modern thought," assert the Lukases. Opinions vary on whether that will change. The secular scientists whom Teilhard had hoped to attract tend to ignore his work. British Historian Hugh Trevor-Roper recently dismissed him as one of the "great charlatans" of modern letters. His influence among Protestant thinkers is minimal...
Moreover, as TIME Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey notes, "There is about Washington an element of faddism, a tendency to fall head over heels in love with a new guy, then turn savagely against him when he does not deliver. We are not sure of the effects of Carter's economic package. His relations with Congress are not certain. The energy policy that he has promised is yet to be delivered. We just cannot seem to find a cautious middle ground. So right now, a lot of things are being said and written about Jimmy Carter that make...