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Pressure Off. If the trend continues, Lyndon Johnson will have another campaign point, and the U.S. will enjoy much more freedom of maneuver in foreign and domestic economic policy. For one thing, the better balance relieves the U.S. of much political pressure from the French, who have brandished their large...
Bolivian politics is a game of Byzantine intrigue in which only the master of sly maneuver can hope to survive. In and out of office, the master for the past dozen years has been moderate President Víctor Paz Estenssoro, 56, a pale, impassive economist whose term ends this...
It was late in the second period when Raichlin, behind 5-1, tried to escape. Unfortunately, when he was subjected to a normal takedown maneuver, he tore a quadriceps ligament in his knee. I wish that it were only a sprained ankle. I am sure Joel Raichlin, who will be...
The House Un-American Activities Committee nearly eluded its critics in the Congress recently with a maneuver that seemed suspiciously secretive for so patriotic a body. Hoping to catch anti-HUAC speakers unprepared, the House leadership rushed a $300,000 authorization for the investigating group to the floor just one...
The All's double-delta wing is a shrewd solution to the difficult problem of sustaining flight at three times the speed of sound while still providing good control for reasonably slow-speed loitering and landing. The broad, rear delta develops high lift at moderate speeds, but as a...