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...Wednesday, however, FBI spokesman Joseph Valiquette said the bureau never intended to make the information public. And Bush Administration officials have privately said they are furious with New York officials. "There are some things the general public has to know, and quite frankly, there are some things they don't have to know," says an Administration official. Citizens can do very little about unconfirmed, nonspecific threats--and there are too many to count. Says a senior White House official: "If the press got hold of every warning that went from law enforcement to law enforcement, the country would be petrified...
Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman has vowed that he won't run for President in 2004 if Al Gore is a candidate. But Gore's former running mate is acting a lot like a man looking for a promotion to the top of the ticket. This week alone he is set to make a round of fund-raising stops including Tacoma, Wash., and Tucson, Ariz.; will talk high tech in Silicon Valley and Latino issues in L.A.; and will spend two days in New Hampshire...
Person of the Week NET GAIN? Joseph ("Sepp") Blatter won re-election as president of fifa, saying of his many detractors: "They have realized it is not easy to remove Sepp Blatter." That may be, but disentangling himself from the financial scandals that plague his organization will prove much more difficult...
Tucked away in an inconspicuous corner of his Miami home, Edmond Joseph Gong ’52 preserves a nearly half-century-old letter—a letter that served as inspiration for him to beat the odds, again and again...
Politically in the ’50s everything was a mess. Nationally we were subjected to dreadful Senator Joseph McCarthy who exploited fear of the Soviet Union for political advantage. Television was in its infancy and could only be viewed in bars. Senator McCarthy conducted hearings on un-American activities in the Department of the Army live on television, a first-ever event. These hearings were a magnet for students who were appalled by what was widely viewed as a witch-hunt. Interestingly, “Intensive Russian” was a popular course; students were optimistic that understanding...