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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...arrivals have been forced to burn their identity cards in the flames consuming their homes-making it easier for Viet Cong cadres to infiltrate alongside them. It was all too reminiscent of the last days of the Korean War, when thousands of displaced persons flooded through the Main Line of Resistance. Often the benevolent, top-hatted South Korean papa-san was freighted with grenades or a machine...
Judge Albert Thomas accepted their defense. "This verdict will satisfy no one," he said, acquitting them all, but "it is not possible to prove that the accused identified themselves with the Nazi ideas of the main perpetrators. They were automatic robots, simple-minded persons who lacked the ability to realize the illegality of their doings...
...point of this, however, is not to berate your reporter but to suggest that there is an important body of material to be studied in junior tutorial, to remedy deficiencies which all of the students interested in general arens still have. Although my group was familiar with the main currents in social theory, none of them had done extensive readings in the derivative works of direct relevence to developing areas. Hence I think the material covered by every. One is useful not simply, as the Brass Tacks suggests, "for the sake of coherence," but for the further development of skills...
Terrell, 25, is a 6-ft. 6-in. rock-'n'-roll singer who uses his right hand mostly for shaving: in a sparring session, newsmen noted that he threw 23 consecutive left jabs. Machen's main claims to fame are that he was out pointed in twelve rounds by Floyd Patterson, flattened in the first round by Ingemar Johansson, and confined for five weeks to a California mental hospital. The best fight of the evening occurred when two fans in the $20 seats unaccountably started punching each other in a dispute over tickets and somebody knocked over...
...businessmen have gone along with the President's plan, a number of them point out that the payments gap is caused neither by trade, which brought in a $6.7 billion payments surplus last year, nor by private investment, which was nearly offset by profits brought back home. The main burden on the dollar is the Government's $6.9 billion in foreign spending, and the biggest part of that is its $4.8 billion a year foreign-aid outlay. Businessmen like Watson argue that the world's money system should be reformed so that the U.S.'s financial...