Word: maneuverer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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GIVEN, the scale of immediate American interests in South Africa, and past cooperation of the U.S. with Vorster--as in the Angolan civil war--it seems unlikely that Kissinger's recent policy statements signal a genuine commitment to black majority rule in South Africa. If black nations are to view...
While the fact that this reform threatens to transform French universities into nothing more than training centers for future clerical and technical workers is disturbing enough, it also has sinister ideological and political overtones. By branding the universities "producers of unemployment," the Giscard government is attempting to transfer the responsibility...
Still, that maneuver may not restore Carter to the good graces of many blacks and white liberals. Reported TIME Political Correspondent Robert Ajemian: "A lot of people have been waiting for him to stumble over his own piety. His statement showed a certain insularity in his thinking-a narrow outlook...
Haig, Buzhardt and St. Clair, now united in the inescapable conclusion that Nixon must quit, set in motion a delicate maneuver to get the President to reach the decision on his own. Certain that he would rebel if pressured to resign, they persuaded him that the tape's contents...
Cyrus Booker forced up a 15-footer with a minute and a half left, but the Crimson stole back the Yale rebound and called timeout. Yale duplicated the maneuver when Keith Kline stole the ball from Joe Leondis 14 seconds later.