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...majority is not a grouping of power blocs, but an alliance of ideas," said Nixon. It stems from five sources: Republicans, "new liberals," the "new South," black militants and the silent millions "in the middle of the American political spectrum" heard from mostly on election day. Implicit is the expectation that they will all sound off Republican next fall...
...President and the Prime Minister also declared that Saigon had to be a "full participant in any negotiations designed to bring about a settlement of the conflict." Johnson did not say as much, but implicit in that guarantee is the understanding that the Viet Cong would also eventually have to take part. In fact, two female members of the N.L.F. are already in Paris for a conference of Communist women; two high-ranking men are in Prague awaiting the green light...
...Implicit in the action, Richard M. Sims 3L, Marshal of the Committee, said yesterday, is a "strong disapproval" of the Faculty's vote...
...contest the paternalistic supervision of the college, he must accept the legalistic restrictions and moral consequences of society. Even if Linda makes the minor point that some of the residential requirements of the college may trespass upon what she claims as her individual rights, has she proved the proposition implicit in her impertinence: that she may cohabit anywhere with a male not her spouse? Surely Barnard is not alone in expressing its disapproval. Has not society condemned it also? Or has it? If Barnard will not consent to Linda's plans, perhaps she can stop by the district attorney...
...variety of some other distinctly interesting things. Based on two short stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne, it is a kind of animated syllabus on the making of the New England mind, and a soul-scorching look at the Calvinistic implacability of the Puritan temper. It contains the implicit suggestion that in the despoliation and murder of the Indians was born a legacy of violence that has remained a melancholy strand of American life...